Taint is that little strip of land that starts from under your balls and goes to your back door.
Taking a check and giving someone real world information? Common sense doesn't seem to be so common anymore.
Chalk it up to a hard lesson learned.
I am an Oklahoma attorney with all too many years of experience. The DA will only prosecute or attempt to collect for bad checks given in exchange for goods or cash. ChecksThanks Bambi. I guess that puts everything to rest.
given in exchange for services only are not covered and can only be pursued in civil court.
If you give me a hot check for legal services I cannot have you prosecuted criminally.
If you give a bad check for illegal services, you can't use the courts to collect either in criminal or civil court. If you give me a check to buy drugs, you can't collect. It's the same
for obtaining sexual services. Originally Posted by Bambi17
Do not listen to Paven. She does not understand the magical qualities of taint.Should add in the definition of taint somewhere that pyramider is obsessive with taint to the point of being tainted himself.....
Taint pussy, taint ass. Its the little patch of happiness in between. Originally Posted by pyramider
I think you're wrong, Mr. Oklahoma Attorney. If a massage therapist takes a check, that's a service... and if the check is bad, they can take it to the DA in Oklahoma. Same with a mechanic providing a service, acupuncturist, hair stylist, or anyone in the service industry. A bad check is a bad check. Take it to the DA. The dude wrote a bad check in the girl's name. He's gonna have a hard time fighting it when he signed it and wrote it to her real name. She can always say he loaned her the money or she babysat or anything else and the check was bad. There's no proof other than she has a check written to her real name and signed by him. I doubt the dude's gonna go into court saying "I paid her to be my sugarbaby for 4 hours." He's not gonna admit it unless he really has nothing to lose. I'd say just take it to the DA. Originally Posted by voyeuristicallyspeakingNow that's just flat out stupid.
First, has she been in touch with him? it could be (not likely, I'll grant) that it was an honest mistake. It's worth a shot. Lots of angles here.Yes they have texted back and forth a few times now, but he hasn't made good on his promise to make the check good for a few weeks now.
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OR, it's possible he put a stop pay order on the check. If that's the case, very few people know that a stop pay is only good for six months, then has to be renewed, for an additional fee. So keep the check and have it redeposited once six and a half months has gone by. Originally Posted by Chicago K9