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You can sue the person who sold it to you and attempt to recover the money. Just like if I buy a stolen car and the police come knocking. bye bye car, bye bye
by SixSigma 11y ago
You can sue the person who sold it to you and attempt to recover the money.
Just like if I buy a stolen car and the police come knocking. bye bye car, bye bye cash.
- tluyben2 11y agoWith a stolen car when you buy it, you did not do even the most basic of due diligence so there it is understandable. With most other products you cannot do due diligence. Comparing this to stealing makes the case in point though; the original user did not read the small print should be treated vastly different than going out and stealing something.
- SixSigma 11y agoDue diligence is a bit tricky though. Thieves have more practice than you. This guy bought his from a high street dealer and even had it checked http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/2738806/Are-you-driving-a-stolen-car.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/2738806/A...