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Originally Posted by Brian Carlton
Nah, you're hardly an idiot. You fall into the category of a trusting fellow who believes the word of others. We all start that way..........when a person tells us that they are going to do a specific thing.........we believe it.
So, in life, one must gain the knowledge that money will slip through the fingers of most people with nary a glimpse of where it went. To keep the money that you have requires knowledge, distrust, and planning.
In your present situation, you'll need to get an attorney involved to determine if any of your money is recoverable. Without a note, it's a dicey situation.
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I'm 23
Up until that moment in life I had been doing very good with my finances. Spending very little, almost never buying anything brand new etc etc.
The general concensus from the few lawyers that i've talked to has been the same regarding the lack of a note. I have him on voicemail admitting that he does owe me money and I have a e-mail record that i'm currently building with "The jackass" but he's sly and has not yet admitted how much he owes me, only that he owes me something.