What would you do?
JT rented A’s condo starting December 1, 2009. From the first, it was a struggle getting the down payment or cleaning deposit; and then the rent. Finally after much stress and delays, in March, she was paid up so we thought it was a new beginning.
She hasn’t paid a penny since, except in bad checks. Lots of promises. On Saturday November 6, the constable gave her a 3-day notice to pay or move. On top of court costs, D had paid $165 (this time; more earlier) for the constable service. She had petitioned the judge to set the judgment aside; or have it reversed; she didn’t want her credit ruined; she’s a nice person. The Judge looked at it, seeing no money, no bond, and being in possession of a $7,500 bad check, he called the constable and told him to proceed with the threat to change the locks on the doors when the 3-day notice expired. She then called the constable and he told her exactly what time he was coming. She wasn’t there. Did she think that D, one more time, would have mercy on her. . . would believe her that she would have the money on the 20th?
Tuesday November 9, the constable inventoried everything while D changed the locks.
Not hearing a word from her, D writes her an email saying, “We need to talk.”
In ensuing emails he tells her that he thought she would have her cell phone with her and had plenty of time to get her personal belongings out. It’s not as if she didn’t know she needed to have everything out.
On Sat, Nov 13, 2010 at 6:37 PM, she wrote: I am not sure what your intentions were, I do know that with me being in Denver until late Sunday night, i was not given proper time to remove my belongings or necessities. It would have saved alot of expense if you had just agreed to a few days for me to pack and move. That is all that I asked from you. You doing this, did not get your money any sooner than the 20th did it? It just affected my credit, and costs me alot of money for a place to stay, and to replace necessities - not to mention the stress that it caused for my child. This was not handled very christianlike at all. I would say it was your way of being a bully.
He answered: On Sat, Nov 13, 2010 at 2:25 PM,
I DID NOT INTEND TO HAVE STUFF YOU NEED , CELL PHONE , ETC LOCKED INTO THE CONDO. I THOUGHT THAT YOU WERE GOING TO BE THERE.. I AM IN MURRAY THIS AFTERNOON FOR SEVERAL HOURS. IF YOU WANT TO MEET ME YOU CAN CERTAINLY GO IN AND GET NECESSITIES. JUST LET ME KNOW?
THE GREAT DECEIVER
November 15, 2010
Who signed an agreement to pay $1,100 per month rent (which included $220/month condo fees that we have paid faithfully; as well as $5,500 special assessment for new siding)?
Who hasn’t paid a penny of rent for 8 months?
Who promised the money would be in the bank next Tuesday; next Friday? On the 17th? On the 20th a multitude of times?
Who made up excuse after excuse and begged for clemency because the money would definitely be there on a certain day and it never was?
Who reneged on the court mediation?
Who took advantage of someone bending over backwards to accommodate them?
Who ruined their own credit by not paying rent and then blamed others?
Who embarrassed themselves in front of her teenager and other family members and then blamed someone else?
Who lies over and over and over again?
Who doesn’t keep promises over and over and over again?
Who breaks the law by writing out three bad checks?
Do you know what the IRS would charge in penalties and late fees regardless?
On the other hand:
Who paid court and constable charges three separate times?
Who spent untold hours in the court house and meeting at a rendezvous point that someone else never showed?
As of this date, who is owed almost $10,000?
D wants to tell her that he is not a Christian; he is a Moron (for believing her).
No comments:
Post a Comment