I've got a question, what do you do when the line gets blurry for him and you do break it off..The gentleman gets mad...Say for instance he has bought the lady a car. how does she end it with the Regular and NOT get caught up legally?
Originally Posted by Rayne
Breaking this down. Legally, who's name's on the title of the car. If it's you and you have the title, then it was a gift. If there's a lien on the car (read financed), you may be liable for the note if your name appears there. If you're name isn't anywhere, you might have the opportunity to give the bicycle shop a visit.
Say hypothetically speaking of , That a gentleman added a lady to his account, she has used his debit card regularly.. How does she not end up getting in trouble by the bank, b/c he decided he didn't want to pay, or getting sued by him?, simpley b/c he is mad you ended it? Rayne
Originally Posted by Rayne
If you were added to the account to use the debit card, then you have been give "co-ownership" of the account, until he revokes it with the bank. No legal obligation there, but maybe an embarassing moment in the check-out line at Wal Mart.
Oh, and Lily, it may have been a "business" relationship. The Sugardaddy deal makes the line very blurry sometimes. From experience, I can say the line is much clearer with a few bottles of pinot grigio or tequila in you. For the guy, the little head is doing most of the thinking here.
To continue that . . . depending on the circumstances, the Sugardaddy/Sugarbaby relationship can be
very good, for both parties . . . But that's another thread we can address at another time.