How to return my money

Pixie5740

You can take him to small claims court. You might even win but winning a judgement is the easy bit, enforcing it is another matter altogether. It just depends on how far you want to take it.

Stevie_Palimo

robbed99325 wrote: »

well thanks for the reply's, i am not lending money to anyone anymore that's for sure

It sounds harsh I know but sometimes in life you need to learn that certain battles will be both costly and time consuming which still net no results.


The person that has done this would likely try and avoid any legal challenge made and if by some chance you did manage to win I would put bets on him having nothing in the bank and lets say the debt was £5000.00 you would be looking at payments being instructed via the Courts of £5.00 per week and then if he fails this it is further monies needed by you to enforce said debt.


Personally if it was me I'd be using other avenues to re-coup my money here.

Candyapple

Stevie_Palimo wrote: »

Personally if it was me I'd be using other avenues to re-coup my money here.

Such as?

OP - I hope you didn't lose too much money. With friends like that, who needs enemies!

Stevie_Palimo

Candyapple wrote: »

Such as?

OP - I hope you didn't lose too much money. With friends like that, who needs enemies!

I think you can gather what I meant with my post, Not difficult these days to collect debts.

Coveredinbees!!!!

Looks like a job for Judge Rinder

Gaz83

Stevie_Palimo wrote: »

I think you can gather what I meant with my post, Not difficult these days to collect debts.

Settle down, Rocky.

mcpitman

Or to handle it another way, buy a wheel clamp, clamp their car, release fee = money owed.

If your "friend" calls the police, welcome a conversation about the monies owed with the police there.

Stevie_Palimo

mcpitman wrote: »

Or to handle it another way, buy a wheel clamp, clamp their car, release fee = money owed.

If your "friend" calls the police, welcome a conversation about the monies owed with the police there.

This will not work if the Police are called regardless of a debt owed by the individual to the OP they will not sit back and say to the OP yes MR Smith keep the clamp on and await the payment first.

Gaz83

mcpitman wrote: »

Or to handle it another way, buy a wheel clamp, clamp their car, release fee = money owed.

If your "friend" calls the police, welcome a conversation about the monies owed with the police there.

Probably best to ignore this utter drivel.

dresdendave

mcpitman wrote: »

Or to handle it another way, buy a wheel clamp, clamp their car, release fee = money owed.

If your "friend" calls the police, welcome a conversation about the monies owed with the police there.

Although this is almost certainly not going to reunite the OP with his long lost money, it may well win him an all expenses paid holiday courtesy of her Majesty.