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  • I Wear Pants
    Belly35;904654 wrote:Wife and I were expecting our first kid so we bought a Van 6000.00 ...gone three weeks later and one week before my daughter was born. Never found the van…


    Business partner embezzled 250,000 and 30,000 IRS fraud … never have a partner (he is now broke, family disowned him, sick, living on welfare, unemployed) call it even
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    Wife had a large sum of jewelry stolen &#8230;. 95% recovered (situation handled) call it even
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    In the 5th grade a kid stole my bag of marbles and my favorite shooter I knew it was him&#8230;.. in the 7th grade football practice I broke his leg. call it even
    Was the business set up as a partnership (IE: You were also liable for his frauds)?

    This is why I'm a fan of LLCs and the such. They aren't a magic liability eraser but it helps a lot in situations like that.
  • 1_beast
    tcarrier32;904445 wrote:my apartment was broken into about a year ago. they got away with 200+ DVD's, a PS3 with games and controllers, and an XBOX 360 with games and controllers.
    still got the xbox but the dvd's were all geigh p0rn...i sold them to ccrunner
  • Belly35
    I Wear Pants;904668 wrote:Was the business set up as a partnership (IE: You were also liable for his frauds)?

    This is why I'm a fan of LLCs and the such. They aren't a magic liability eraser but it helps a lot in situations like that.
    LLC Lets say he took a deal to not to go the jail, he got the business that failed without me, paid me a sum of money over a peroid of time, and i was free from any IRS situation both personal and business...

    What was sad was it was growing business and the potential was so great to make both very profitable ..
  • I Wear Pants
    Good call on the LLC then. Never understood why someone would enter a normal partnership that isn't set up under an LLC. If the partner turns out to be a crook or douche bag or makes a mistake then you'd be on the hook. Don't see the benefit there.
  • Devils Advocate
    Belly35;904688 wrote:What was sad was it was growing business and the potential was so great to make both very profitable ..
    Mofo in DC would have wrecked it anyway.....
  • LJ
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  • Scooter1369
    Shipped a bunch of stuff home in the mail when I was wrapping up my time in Iceland. When I got the boxes back home, about 10 CD's that were only available in Europe had been stolen by someone working for USPS.

    Same thing happened again when I left Okinawa. I had a kimono specially made for my wife while I was there. Cost me over $500. Mailed it to her with a few other items for our anniversary. The box arrived, the kimono wasn't in it. This time I had it insured.
  • jmog
    My first wedding ring was stolen out of my wallet at the batting cages. They left the wallet/credit cards/etc.
  • ernest_t_bass
    Who would steal 30 packs of lunches?
  • SnotBubbles
    ernest_t_bass;905468 wrote:Who would steal 30 packs of lunches?


    That Veronica Vaughn is one piece of ass, I know from experience dude. If you know what I mean.
  • Big_Mirg_ZHS
    Raw Dawgin' it;904476 wrote:push? self propelling is the way to go
    you could cut his lawn with the manual one and not break a sweat lol.
  • believer
    Belly35;904654 wrote:In the 5th grade a kid stole my bag of marbles and my favorite shooter I knew it was him….. in the 7th grade football practice I broke his leg. call it even
    lol :laugh: