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Discussion => Off topic => Topic started by: Justathought on November 29, 2012, 12:50 pm
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Hi All
Supposing that I had the following details about an individual and wanted to get revenge for being scammed in the real world, what would be the best way of exacting revenge upon said person?
Name/Address/Telephone
personal e-mail address
bank sortcode and account number
This is not SR transaction related, more a customer who has been bouncing cheques for supplied (legal) goods.
Many thanks in advance.
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Hi All
Supposing that I had the following details about an individual and wanted to get revenge for being scammed in the real world, what would be the best way of exacting revenge upon said person?
Name/Address/Telephone
personal e-mail address
bank sortcode and account number
This is not SR transaction related, more a customer who has been bouncing cheques for supplied (legal) goods.
Many thanks in advance.
The Silk Road community is not the place to ask such questions; we are here to help each other and the world at large progress on the path to Agorism and freedom, not to encourage acts of revenge or otherwise advise methods for such idiotic behaviour.
If a customer has been bouncing cheques for supplied goods which are legal, then take the legal route to solve your problem.
- grahamgreene
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Wait for him around the corner, punch him in the balls and run like a pussy. (screaming while running is optional)
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Wait for him around the corner, punch him in the balls and run like a pussy. (screaming while running is optional)
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Or this!
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Wait for him around the corner, punch him in the balls and run like a pussy. (screaming while running is optional)
This sounds about right.
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Hi All
Supposing that I had the following details about an individual and wanted to get revenge for being scammed in the real world, what would be the best way of exacting revenge upon said person?
Name/Address/Telephone
personal e-mail address
bank sortcode and account number
This is not SR transaction related, more a customer who has been bouncing cheques for supplied (legal) goods.
Many thanks in advance.
The Silk Road community is not the place to ask such questions; we are here to help each other and the world at large progress on the path to Agorism and freedom, not to encourage acts of revenge or otherwise advise methods for such idiotic behaviour.
If a customer has been bouncing cheques for supplied goods which are legal, then take the legal route to solve your problem.
- grahamgreene
Thank you both for your replies. I understand that this is not what the forums are designed for and I agree wholeheartedly with your statements on agorism and freedom.
However, sometimes the legal system fails to bring justice to those who deserve it and I am simply asking for people's ideas of how to make up for this shortcoming. The scammer in question is clearly a person who makes his entire living by screwing over small businesses and he appears to be able to do this and repeatedly get away with it. It has been followed up through all possible legal routes and now I am left with the choice of either just swallowing the loss and having to live with the fact that he will continue to lie, cheat and steal his way through life, or I can try to put into action that which Karma regularly fails to.
I remember sometime ago that Jeremy Clarkson of Top Gear fame foolishly published his bank details because he was so sure that nobody could scam him, lo and behold he found that he had made a substantial donation to the WWF or someone similar, wondered if perhaps this might be do-able?
Thanks