I got scammed by an owner operator need advice!

Just a thought medic - I said such as the IRS or other agency.

That is why I said small claims court would cost funds and you are not guareented to collect.

Anything that he could do LEGALLY ( I mean not break the law) to try to collect was the idea.

 

Any retaliation that has been suggested would result in criminal charges to him.

I can only see getting an Attorney Generals office involved.

 

agreed!!! and the OP even said revenge is best served ''cold''

but it's nice that he can at least have this forum to express how he feels and maybe get some ideas of where to go from here on how to get his back money

 

Bingo.

We have a winner.

 

sj
You will continue to get some great ideas here and the people are very helpful and fun too!

I would continue to research what ever options you can that legally could be done for you to try to get your back pay.

 

There ya go, hit up the lease-to company. Explain the situation, and let them know that in no way are you trying to hold them responsible, only that you would like help from them getting the situation resolved.

By now I hope you realize mistake number 1 was using craigslist. Best way in the world to get scammed. Number 2: after not being paid for 3 weeks. My last phone call to her would have gone something like; "hey ya old bag, guess where your truck is? No no, really you gotta GUESS!"

Personally, I would burn her house down, but then again I do tend to go a little overboard when people try to screw me intentionally

 

Exactly, Kansas... I'll give someone the shirt off my back and my last dollar to help them... but if I'm screwed over, there's no place on Earth they'll be able to hide.

Some would suggest milder remedies, but I feel that people need to be held fully accountable for their actions.

 

Twenty-five years ago a few hundred bucks would probably get everything taken care of. Sadly, like most things, I suppose inflation has made that remedy almost impossible as well.