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Hi, hope this is the correct section to post, basically i gave my former friend £1100 to buy me some clothing to sell on, (he works at a market) however he has failed to deliver me these goods?
i have tried contacting him numerous times and i have no replies... i paid him in cash, but he hasn't given me anything!
Hi Skipk....welcome to the CAG forums....do you have anything in writing at all from your former friend, I would say you might find it difficult to get this back in court, as your former friend would probably deny all...
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Hi Skipk....welcome to the CAG forums....do you have anything in writing at all from your former friend, I would say you might find it difficult to get this back in court, as your former friend would probably deny all...
Hi actually made some progress today, he has admitted he has a gambling problem and spent the money in a casino..... however i met up with him and got him to sign an agreement and will pay the money in instalments, still in doubt i got him to give me some valuable items to hold on to (valued around £700 used). So lets see how it goes.
Former friend has my money!
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