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First, I am not a lawyer, so..... 1) threats of a lawsuit are not a lawsuit; 1a) lots of "bullies" like to throw around the threat of a lawsuit in order to "g
by pwg 13y ago
First, I am not a lawyer, so.....
1) threats of a lawsuit are not a lawsuit;
1a) lots of "bullies" like to throw around the threat of a lawsuit in order to "get their way". But, as with most bullies, they are all bark and no bite;
2) no contract means nothing concrete to sue over. So any suit (were it to even be filed) would devolve into a he-said she-said argument match;
3) his "idea" is no more or less ruined than before you started. Delayed, yes, ruined, no;
4) did you refund "all" the money (and has he cashed the check [you did use a check, so you can prove he received the money, right?]);
4a) if you refunded less that the total (i.e., the cost of purchasing the servers/domains) then just also transfer the domains and the server over to him, (with a paper trail) and then you will have properly refunded everything;
4b) if you have in fact refunded every penny (and/or turned over the domain and server) he has even less legs to stand on as far as a suit.
- eumu 13y agoActually all the transactions were in cash, he paid me in cash and i refund ALL in cash too. His idea was just about how the webpage layout should be, very standard layout, nothing more than that, and some ideas were just "borrowed" from some other websites. Thanks a lot for the replied.
- mtdewcmu 13y agoOne thing I've learned from Judge Judy is that you should document all of this and keep any evidence you might be able to use in your defense. For instance, you should have some proof that you refunded the money, if at all possible. It makes you look much better if you have documents and the other guy doesn't. And anything is often better than nothing.