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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 6:55 pm
Whatever happened to the days of a bag of flaming dogshit 
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:00 pm
I had a similar situation with a vehicle. A fellow was buying a van,and after about 10 mos he could no longer afford it so the vehicle was reposesed by the bank. ( the same bank I dealt with). I heard about the van and bought it from the bank for 'balance owing'. A few days later, the fellow who had been making the payments on the van approached me and stated that since he had paid almost $10,000 on the van, he felt that 'in all fairness 'I owed him half of that amount! By his reasoning, I would not have been able to purchase the vehicle for the price that I did, had he not paid what he did before it was reposessed. This dink wouldn't quit hounding me either! I finally brought in an arbitrator to explain to him how such things work. In the end, I did sell him one of my other vans, albeit older, but in excellent shape, for an amount that he could afford.
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:04 pm
Yogi Yogi: I had a similar situation with a vehicle. A fellow was buying a van,and after about 10 mos he could no longer afford it so the vehicle was reposesed by the bank. ( the same bank I dealt with). I heard about the van and bought it from the bank for 'balance owing'. A few days later, the fellow who had been making the payments on the van approached me and stated that since he had paid almost $10,000 on the van, he felt that 'in all fairness 'I owed him half of that amount! By his reasoning, I would not have been able to purchase the vehicle for the price that I did, had he not paid what he did before it was reposessed. This dink wouldn't quit hounding me either! I finally brought in an arbitrator to explain to him how such things work. In the end, I did sell him one of my other vans, albeit older, but in excellent shape, for an amount that he could afford. Well that was nice of you Yogi...I wouldnt have been. 
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:08 pm
TattoodGirl TattoodGirl: Well that was nice of you Yogi...I wouldnt have been.  Me either, I would have offered him advice on how the real world works. You don't pay your bills tough shit for you.
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:12 pm
TattoodGirl TattoodGirl: Yogi Yogi: I had a similar situation with a vehicle. A fellow was buying a van,and after about 10 mos he could no longer afford it so the vehicle was reposesed by the bank. ( the same bank I dealt with). I heard about the van and bought it from the bank for 'balance owing'. A few days later, the fellow who had been making the payments on the van approached me and stated that since he had paid almost $10,000 on the van, he felt that 'in all fairness 'I owed him half of that amount! By his reasoning, I would not have been able to purchase the vehicle for the price that I did, had he not paid what he did before it was reposessed. This dink wouldn't quit hounding me either! I finally brought in an arbitrator to explain to him how such things work. In the end, I did sell him one of my other vans, albeit older, but in excellent shape, for an amount that he could afford. Well that was nice of you Yogi...I wouldnt have been.  This went on for over a month. I was just soooo happy to get rid of him! Where I finally got his attention was when 'I agreed to pay him the money he wanted, but in return, he would have to give me the 'write-off' for the payments he had made, + any money I would give him I would 'claim' that also and he would be required to pay income tax on it. The arbitrator agreed with me, so the guy changed his attitude real quick! 
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:22 pm
I would have gone East Van on him...that would have been after a day...a month he would have gone swimming in the Fraser 
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:27 pm
As this 'thing' played out. I learned that he and I had some mutual acquaintances. ( small city!) They implored me not to do what I am am known for doing! 
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:51 pm
Damn small towns... 
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 9:27 pm
lily lily: RUEZ RUEZ: TattoodGirl TattoodGirl: Well that was nice of you Yogi...I wouldnt have been.  Me either, I would have offered him advice on how the real world works. You don't pay your bills tough shit for you. Sometimes things get in the way of our best intentions. No doubt, but it doesn't permit you to harass someone who is better off then you. I've had ups and downs, and it's no ones fault but my own.
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 11:23 pm
TattoodGirl TattoodGirl: I would have gone East Van on him...that would have been after a day...a month he would have gone swimming in the Fraser  So folks you now have the answer to the question. “Why are all those feet washing up on the shore?” 
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 11:30 pm
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:40 am
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:41 am
lily lily: Regina Regina: TattoodGirl TattoodGirl: I would have gone East Van on him...that would have been after a day...a month he would have gone swimming in the Fraser  So folks you now have the answer to the question. “Why are all those feet washing up on the shore?”   They speculate that the feet are washing DOWN the Fraser, rather than in from the ocean, so you may be on to something...... Purely for intrerest's sake, and not because I'm speculating anything with regard to your comment and any potential reaction by a certain party.... What size are your feet and what brand of shoe do you wear? Thats a really good question Lily...  hmmmmmm.....
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 11:49 am
Yogi Yogi: I had a similar situation with a vehicle. A fellow was buying a van,and after about 10 mos he could no longer afford it so the vehicle was reposesed by the bank. ( the same bank I dealt with). I heard about the van and bought it from the bank for 'balance owing'. A few days later, the fellow who had been making the payments on the van approached me and stated that since he had paid almost $10,000 on the van, he felt that 'in all fairness 'I owed him half of that amount! By his reasoning, I would not have been able to purchase the vehicle for the price that I did, had he not paid what he did before it was reposessed. This dink wouldn't quit hounding me either! I finally brought in an arbitrator to explain to him how such things work. In the end, I did sell him one of my other vans, albeit older, but in excellent shape, for an amount that he could afford. Wow, kudos to you for keeping a cool head. I would have pointed out the finer points of law to the bum while they were behind bars.
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