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Originally Posted by The Hammer
Not being worried about being accused of forging checks just proves how naive you are. It matters not whether you think the accusations are legit or not, if PussyCash feels they have a case and they take you to court, you still have to spend money to prove them wrong.
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I think you are being naive as well. Not knowing the actual facts, here are my observations:
1. Publically accusing someone of a criminal act exposes you to liability. Financial liability, big $$$$
2. If they take her to court, and they lose, they have again exposed themselves to financial liability. Big $$$$.
3. If this did occur, why isn't law enforcement involved and why aren't they demanding prosecution?
4. Finally, I am not even sure ImLive even has standing to take legal action. I know that my bank, and most banks, do not hold account holders responsible for acts of fraud. If that is the case, ImLive is not the victim, the bank is the victim and it is their place to take action.
People do stupid things all the time so I can't say I believe one side or the other. But, if someone were to forge checks, seems strange that they would put their name on the checks thus leaving a paper trail that leads right to their doorstep.
My bet is on the employees at the check cashing place. But I'm only betting $2.
Now, I have to go send a single signup to pussycash so I can get my $50,000 that has been promised to me in their sig.