Profession?
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ORIGINAL: breyton
He's a pimp. His bitches do all the work. The most he has to do it bitch slap someone. 
ORIGINAL: TommyV8
Did you win the lottery or something?
ORIGINAL: eindow
I sit around at home while I figure out what to do for the whole day... YUUUpPP Hard Work[8D]
I sit around at home while I figure out what to do for the whole day... YUUUpPP Hard Work[8D]
I wish Tommy, I'm an Account Manager for Gatorade I only work about 2-4 hours aweek... I still get paid for 40 hours so I can't complain, I clock in and out over the phone too
...Lazy people get lucky sometimes
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RE: Profession?
ORIGINAL: breyton
LOL! Seeing as I'm the VP of a business that serves legal papers like evicition notices, summons and subpoenas I would say it's possible. Here in Florida it costs $80 to file a lawsuit against someone who owes $100-$500 and you don't need an attorney. Don't know the court fees or statutes in your area. Hope I didn't spook you.
ORIGINAL: TommyV8
Question: I broke my lease a coupla years ago and the apartment complex told me to pay them $500 or something like that. I was like "Yeah whateva" and hung up. Then they threatened to serve me with a lawsuit for $500. I LOLed. Think they would really go through the trouble? Just curious.
ORIGINAL: ScreamingYellow
Recovery Manager... i get to send Guido out when people don't pay their bills.
Recovery Manager... i get to send Guido out when people don't pay their bills.
LOL! Seeing as I'm the VP of a business that serves legal papers like evicition notices, summons and subpoenas I would say it's possible. Here in Florida it costs $80 to file a lawsuit against someone who owes $100-$500 and you don't need an attorney. Don't know the court fees or statutes in your area. Hope I didn't spook you.
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Joined: May 2005
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RE: Profession?
Welder/Fabricator. It makes it easy to make custom parts, lol. I fabbed up a whole turbo "kit" for my car, over a period of 3 months a couple hours a week after work (maybe 20-25 hours of actual work, but took longer than that because I consumed alcohol and basically partied at the speed shop inbetween sittings at the weld table). Intalled it all on a saturday, put down 70% more whp on a rough tune on 8 psi, got rear ended, and sold the "kit" for a couple hundred more than it cost me to build. Pretty fun, actually. Now I'm using the skills of the trade to swap a 350 into my '52 Chevy. Just made up a set of motor mounts on saturday.
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Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 4,438
From: St. Louis
RE: Profession?
ORIGINAL: ScreamingYellow
Odds are slim they'll go after you, however if they told you they were going to go after you in a legal manner but never did, they violated the FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Practices Act). Most of the time it is simply a scare tactic, hoping they'll scare you into paying. Throw a note on some attorney letter head and freak you out...
ORIGINAL: breyton
LOL! Seeing as I'm the VP of a business that serves legal papers like evicition notices, summons and subpoenas I would say it's possible. Here in Florida it costs $80 to file a lawsuit against someone who owes $100-$500 and you don't need an attorney. Don't know the court fees or statutes in your area. Hope I didn't spook you.
ORIGINAL: TommyV8
Question: I broke my lease a coupla years ago and the apartment complex told me to pay them $500 or something like that. I was like "Yeah whateva" and hung up. Then they threatened to serve me with a lawsuit for $500. I LOLed. Think they would really go through the trouble? Just curious.
ORIGINAL: ScreamingYellow
Recovery Manager... i get to send Guido out when people don't pay their bills.
Recovery Manager... i get to send Guido out when people don't pay their bills.
LOL! Seeing as I'm the VP of a business that serves legal papers like evicition notices, summons and subpoenas I would say it's possible. Here in Florida it costs $80 to file a lawsuit against someone who owes $100-$500 and you don't need an attorney. Don't know the court fees or statutes in your area. Hope I didn't spook you.
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Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 3,248
From: NC
RE: Profession?
ORIGINAL: weasel1088
Student at Sacramento State University. Anyone graduate with a degree in Construction Management? im curious what kind of jobs/money is out there for me when i graduate...in 4 years
Student at Sacramento State University. Anyone graduate with a degree in Construction Management? im curious what kind of jobs/money is out there for me when i graduate...in 4 years
