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GSD Admin (admin)

by GSD Admin on 06 December 2012 - 04:12

Because you are being sued by the person you sent the check to. I can think of other reasons but really what is the difference.

Chaz Reinhold

by Chaz Reinhold on 06 December 2012 - 04:12

Well that just doesn't make sense. You accuse someone of getting paid, trying to extort more money, and then you have some idea that the check can be stopped if i just go to the bank?

Chaz Reinhold

by Chaz Reinhold on 06 December 2012 - 04:12

We are talking 3 months. 90 days. Yeah, I know. Most people have direct deposit and only get to the bank every 6 months.

Bhaugh

by Bhaugh on 06 December 2012 - 04:12

My bank will stop payment on a cashiers check but only for a few days after it was written. Kinda like a money order with "some" protection.

This thread is so "As the World Turns" ...... Dont miss it!


GSD Admin (admin)

by GSD Admin on 06 December 2012 - 04:12

1. I didn't accuse jack, lol. 2. If I sent a check and the person was holding it and they wanted more money maybe I should accuse them of jaywalking, no?

I don't know what happened and neither do you, the only people who know are the seller and buyer.

Chaz Reinhold

by Chaz Reinhold on 06 December 2012 - 04:12

If that was to me, i never claimed to know anything. It just doesn't make sense.

GSD Admin (admin)

by GSD Admin on 06 December 2012 - 04:12

Lots of things that happen here don't make sense, it is called life.

by bcrawford on 06 December 2012 - 05:12

A "Certified" check and a "Cashiers" check is THE SAME thing. Certfied meaning that the funds were put up before the draft is cut. Meaning the bank will honor it no matter what. Cashiers is the same thing --- Might as well toss in money order as well it means the person who requested it put the money up to certify the funds.

Until the the draft is claimed.. IE CASHED OR DEPOSITED the writer of the draft can cancel it at ANY time. I have sent certified funds before and something not work out a couple of months down the road and cancel it. The money was put back in my account the same day minus a fee.



by bcrawford on 06 December 2012 - 05:12

Another thing.. So just so you know I've read what Jenni78 writes.. Hell she even gave me a good welcome on here (not) but the woman is smart. And I've learned a lot reading some of her discussions. So in turn while I don't appreciate her attitude I have some respect there.

The OP -- Sounds like its hard to deny she had a issue. But until you can sit in a glass castle and not worry about rocks then don't throw any. If there is more to the story then OK Jenni needs to speak up but if Jenni  just made a mistake and screwed the pooch then ok.. Get straight with the OP and move on..  Looks like your history ought to give you a buy in to make right?


by workingdogz on 06 December 2012 - 10:12

Well, isn't this something. Someone with a legitimate bitch with
a 'breeder' goes the extra miles and resolves the issues in court,
and that still isn't 'good enough' for some to see the glaring light. Shades Smile

 When the OP tries to clear her
name and the rumors spread about her, she still gets drug through 
the mud. Amazing. Yet, the 'breeder' has sat back and lied, claiming
she had paid the OP back, in fact stated it on many boards. Yet when
served with court papers, she runs to the bank and stops payment?
Then tries to 'negotiate' with the OP for repayment yet again through
various emails. There is one where she instructs the OP to go to the
courthouse and dismiss the case, then the 'breeder' will go ahead and 
send her another check? Roll eyes  The 'breeder' had 3 opportunities 
to appear in court to defend herself and show all this proof of abuse, 
and never was able to deem it important enough? Now all of a sudden
this dog also had a broken jaw? I'm sorry, but I find it hard to believe
that someone so detail oriented as the 'breeder' appears to make
herself out to be would omit blasting that all over the place too?
Simple xray would be all she needed to prove it right?  

  
Seems to me the OP had 2 or 3 different ortho specialists evaluate the
xrays of this pup and by golly they all independently said 'genetic ED'?
I suppose those board certified specialists just didn't know what they
were talking about Roll eyes

Dog's do not lie, and it seems like the OP was taking that puppy
to training pretty regularily.  Not like the pup was in hiding?  Doesn't seem
like the OP didn't love the puppy or provide adequate care, she didn't seem
to ever hesitate to take the pup to the vet for something, in fact even offered
to continue with the insurance after the puppy was returned to the breeder.
The OP also has several vet bills to prove she didn't hesitate to run him in
at any point.

And I cannot believe for a second that someone who reminds people
daily of just how smart she is didn't go ahead and send that refund to 
the OP with proof of reciept, a tracking number etc. That would be just 
a good business practice to ensure that payment was in fact recieved.








 


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