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The strange part is that they're discussing a warranty at all. Legally these are still their cards, if they find out you have one they can demand it back withou
by gpm 5y ago
The strange part is that they're discussing a warranty at all. Legally these are still their cards, if they find out you have one they can demand it back without offering any compensation whatsoever, not just not fix it for you for free.
- mike_d 5y agoThey can demand all they want. They would need the police to charge you with felony receiving of stolen property, which means the card needs to be valued at over $950 and they have to be able to prove you knew it was stolen. I've dealt with this plenty of times with stolen employee laptops that get resold on craigslist. If the buyer purchased it in good faith, and the asset is replaceable, you aren't getting it back.
- caf 5y agoWhy can't they launch a civil action against the possessor?