theremedyman

theremedyman wrote (edited )

Reply to Do the ink tags at Hot Topic by fucktheusa

Always come back to the scene later to retrieve a magnet that you've well hidden in the store. If you never have one when you get close to the door where it becomes a crime Then you can use them at will and never take a risk. And those clothing tags are a cake walk with a meth torch and needle nose pliars

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theremedyman wrote (edited )

Reply to comment by batmanrichard in stolen trailer by dopesick

Only Under 2000 gvw or would at 2000 gvw be ok? Also could you be more helpful on educaing me on where and how to get the manufacturors origin certificate? And since I'm already imposing tell me with what they need to say? Ty. Bravo sir. I mean really!

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theremedyman wrote

Reply to "sir do you have a receipt?" Returning by chris2c

I call ahead to find out the name of a mgr that's off. Then when I go in I say I'm the one that talked to "Pat" (mgr name). They will reply about what? Then I say I don't have my receipt but talked to Pat and she said she remembered selling it to me and she would make sure I was reimbursed

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theremedyman wrote

Reply to Credit card fraud by TasselhoffBurrfoot

C'mon dudes. It depends. If you're rich, yes. But it has to make sense. I'm over 300 grand on friendly fraud. Biggest come up of my life. But nearly all of it came from when I was rich. The banks will take your side every time. Why? Bc you're more valuable to them than the vendor. And,it's the only crime I've ever heard of where it's up to you whether there is police involvement. It's part of the consumer protection laws. Furthermore, the banks will let you get away with it every so often bc it isn't them losing the money

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theremedyman wrote (edited )

Reply to comment by GoodOldWorkingClass in by !deleted25169

no, it was done over a couple years. The banks finally cut me off when I couldn't pay my minimums. But I disagree with one above comment, I believe it's better online unless you're masked up and leave your phone at home. Also, never sign for something. Let the doorbell ring. They'll leave it at the door usually. Otherwise, have it delivered somewhere else. Idk. I never got in trouble for it and still do it today but now it's debit cards only so it's my money and not the banks. So I can't buy anything huge cuz I don't have the money.

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theremedyman wrote (edited )

Reply to comment by !deleted25169 in by !deleted25169

Yeah well I became addicted to meth. So in the end I left owing the banks over 200 grand and the IRS over 400 grand. So I imploded. Would not recommend. Just do it on occasion; like a few times a year. Make it online as it's harder to prove against you. And use websites you don't use. Like don't burn Amazon cuz they'll ban your account immediately and there's other ways to burn Amazon. Make it worth your while. Like a very lArge purchase. The banks will side with you bc it's not their money. The seller pays. So don't burn little guys on eBay. They are one of us. I did several that were over five grand and once ten grand. Depends on your credit limits. And resist the banks offer to alert you to every purchase. It's usually in your best interest but not if you're playing tricks.

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theremedyman wrote

Reply to by !deleted25169

I'm at like 300 grand + on this. I used to be rich so had large credit limits. Eventually the banks will kick you to the curb. But yeah, biggest come up of my life.

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