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Originally posted by eroswebmaster
Not another business would think about accusing a vendor of "cheating," stop payment on checks and not expect to have to show proof.
If you pulled this in the brick and mortar world you'd have collection agencies on your ass, your credit could be ruined, and your ass taken to court, who knows maybe even criminal charges of fraud could be levied.
A money program might win the financial battle, but it does not mean they would have necessarily proven their case in court.
I hate cheaters as much as anyone, but honestly I can't wait until some of these companies get checked in court on what is their standard operating procedure.
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Never been to a casino eh big boy? If they don't like your tie they don't have to pay you.
As for your illusions with the brick and mortar world, um, let me disabuse you.
If run (or any other cheater for that matter) was working in or on my premises and got caught stealing from me, red handed, I'd call the police.
They'd lock him up, he'd make bail and then the judge would decide what to do with him. In the meantime his name would be in the papers, he'd be in disgrace, and then when court time came he'd be punished again.
As for so called standard operating procedure, theres a thing called terms. Try reading them before you send someone traffic.