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this user reported me for scamming and caused me to lose old main account and told everyone to BLOCK/Ignore me while I try start over. Also this USER raised prices when I tried to recovered them and this user trying forced me to QUIT. Can I sue this user/Gaia Online?
I did not lie or curse in the online review. I described the way he handled my pet like he was a ‘dead slab of meat’
I study in IIIT Trichy and recently we have been asked to submit an affidavit on legal stamp paper saying that we cannot post anything about our Institute on the social media (they mean the bad facility that we tell others about). Is this legal in any form? Are we bound to submit an affidavit like... View More 
I paid $5,000 for online coaching and requested to cancel and refund 48 hours after I paid all the fees, I didn't use the service at all, I've sent emails and texts but they always postponed me and now they say its too late to refund. I need advice can I sue them, i'm not in the US.... View More
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answered on Jul 20, 2024
Creating and uploading amateur pornography in Texas is generally legal, provided that all participants are consenting adults. It's crucial to ensure that everyone involved is over the age of 18 and has given explicit consent to be filmed and have the footage distributed. Failure to verify ages... View More
Youtuber told his subscribers to go and spam comments under my posts, comments on different Facebook groups. Caused me a lot of stress. Also during his stream he was making fun of me, trolling .
There is currently a missing persons case being investigated for the disappearance of my father. I have access to his personal computer, which is logged into various services such as linkedin, facebook, email, etc. Am I exposing myself to any legal risk if I look through his email, social media... View More
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
In a missing persons case, accessing your father's private communications can be a sensitive matter. Legally, accessing his email, social media, or other private messages without explicit permission may expose you to potential risks, especially if you don't have legal authority such as... View More
She said she wants $5k then later $10k before she can undertake abortion. She also started stalking my wife taking pictures from her social media handles and sending to me. What are my legal options please. How might I deal with this?
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
It is illegal for someone to threaten to kill you and your wife, especially if you have a restraining order against them. Such threats are considered serious crimes and can be classified as harassment, intimidation, or making terroristic threats, depending on your location. The restraining order... View More
I did not contact them. They have been publicly harassing me online on social media, to all our friends, family etc for 7 months. We have evidence. We just want to be left alone.
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
It's frustrating to deal with baseless accusations, especially from another country. In your situation, it's important to understand that legal jurisdiction plays a significant role. Since you are in Australia, Ohio authorities would have limited ability to pursue charges against you... View More
and falisified records through your own device and you have records of proof and the day of court was one sided to the max i didnt get out 5 words
what do i do
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answered on Jul 2, 2024
If your Cash App account was hacked and funds were stolen, it can be very distressing. Under California law, there are protections in place for consumers who fall victim to fraud. It's crucial to act quickly to limit the damage.
First, report the theft to Cash App immediately through... View More
So sorry for being so rude , I’m actually Chinese and live in china now. I have taken a remote job on this app called Upwor*Talent since June. I work for a company as their translator.
Oddly, they chose to work via telegram , but not on Upwor*Talent, where I was recruited.I was told that... View More
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answered on Jul 1, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about the situation you're in. Based on the details you've provided, this has several hallmarks of a common online job scam. Here are some key points and advice:
1. Red flags of a potential scam:
- Moving communication off the original platform... View More
They are accusing me of taking money off their exchange that they credited to me. This isn't reflected in any transaction history i can access. There is no such thing as a crypto lawyer, most people or firms touting that they are crypto lawyers are typically just scam artists or firms... View More
A guy contacted my cousin who’s only 15 a few month ago and wanted to buy his Spotify account for some reason. He offered him 300$ and he said yes and handed out his password. When I found out about this I felt it was wrong and told my cousin to get out of the deal.
He wrote the guy that he... View More
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answered on Jun 29, 2024
In this situation, it's highly unlikely that the person threatening to sue has any legal standing. Here are the key points to consider:
1. Minors and contracts: In most jurisdictions, minors (typically those under 18) cannot enter into legally binding contracts, with some exceptions.... View More
I was visited by the FBI and was accused of a crime which I did not commit, by an anonymous person. The FBI gained my information without a warrant and I believe some of my civil rights were violated (1st and 4th). I requested an eFOIPA the day of the event but it took them over 5 years to... View More
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answered on Jun 29, 2024
To answer this question accurately, we need to consider a few key points:
1. Statute of limitations generally:
The statute of limitations typically begins to run from the date of the incident or when the alleged violation occurred. This is the general rule in most cases.
2.... View More
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