Saturday, October 18, 2008

Loaning Money To Bloggers

Over two years ago, I loaned some money to another blogger friend of mine. I thought she was a very good friend. This lady was always broke and was always behind on her bills and also needed a better car. I gave her a few bucks along and then one day I sent her a nice check as a loan. She thanked me and told me she would pay me back as soon as possible, well it has been over two years and I have seen no money. She will not answer my emails, now she has changed her email and will not even call me about the loan. I have talked to other bloggers and they have told me that she has hit them up for loans also. If she does not call or email me soon, I am going to let everyone know who she is. Then all of her friends will find out some of the bad in this person. I should have known better, but, I am a nice guy and nice guys usually gets fucked in the end. Take care and have a great week end.

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  1. Yeesh, for a minute there I actually wondered if it could have been me ("This lady was always broke and was always behind on her bills"), but I have a strong "do not borrow money from friends" policy for exactly the reasons you stated. Well, I hope for her sake, to clear her conscience and make good with a friend, she coughs up what she owes you because taking the $$ and running ain't no right way to be.

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  2. No darlin, it is not you. When I offer to help, that is a gift, this was a loan.

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  3. Dude, I'm sorry to hear that. I know you had to try a lot to even post this post. I'm with Erica's mindset. I never want there to be that confusion amongst those that are supposed to be friends. Hope you get it resolved soon.

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  4. Sorry to hear about that man. Also, hope your back is feeling better.

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  5. I'm thinking it is the same woman that our departed friend Rob helped and placed in his trust only to have her violate that trust and tell tales.

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  6. Darn, I hate to hear that, I'm like you, if I help it's a gift, loans are a different matter. I have an ex in law who's into me for $2400, I'd rather he owe it than have him around asking for another loan.It's been 20 years of peace in the family.:) Like you, I caught my cape on take off a few days ago, didn't make the launch in a single bound either, the back is murder. I have an inversion table that gets used daily, it unloads the lumbar and eases the pain. It's that or the painkillers and I don't like taking meds. I hope your back gets better soon. Incidentally, how's your brother doing?

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  7. Jack, my brother, Thomas, is doing very well. Both of his doctors released him a few weeks ago. Pretty damn good for a man that only has four weeks to live.

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  8. ..... debts are meant to be paid...... and that is that.....

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  9. Cat, look at it this way....you DONT have to pay for 18-21 years UNLESS you do it again.

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  10. I don't know how much money you loaned this person, but no good will come of revealing her identity for revenge. Take it as a lesson, and look at it as the cost you paid to never have to associate with her again.

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  11. That is easy for you to say. I am alot like the others, I give money away, but a loan is a loan and should be paid back. I will post her name on this blog and others also. Just to let her friends know what type of person she is. I will give her a few more days to pay me or at least call or email me, then shit hits the fan.

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  12. I'm sorry that some one took advantage of your good nature.I'm happy to hear your brother is doing better.

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  13. I just posted her name. I have tried many times to call and email her. She never got back to me. Plus, the last tine I talked with her, she said that she still owed me 300.00 and she would pay me soon, that was a year ago.

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