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Gloriosa View Member Profile	23/02/2012, 10:58 AM Post #21
Posts: 4,050 Joined: 9-February 07
I see a bad-ass mother who don't take crap off of nobody
I'm shocked he's still there after all that's happened. What an utter loser!

Gloriosa View Member Profile	23/02/2012, 11:00 AM Post #22
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I see a bad-ass mother who don't take crap off of nobody
QUOTE (purpleblackqueen @ 23/02/2012, 11:56 AM) I asked him and I was told DH borrowed money of him while out of work and he was taking that back. Huh hey dude- when a person dies, there sole debts get written off. was my reply. Oh my god! What nerve of this guy! I'd be tempted to call the police with whatever info you have anyway.

Me+2 View Member Profile	23/02/2012, 11:01 AM Post #23
Posts: 1,120 Joined: 1-July 09 From: Gold Coast, QLD
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I think I would have laughed in his face! The answer from me would have been a big fat NO!

MummaDiva View Member Profile	23/02/2012, 11:01 AM Post #24
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Does he have evidence of said loan? If not, he is going to have to write it off, and take that as a hard lesson learnt that you never lend money to someone without proper documentation in place.

purpleblackqueen View Member Profile	23/02/2012, 11:06 AM Post #25
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QUOTE (Gloriosa @ 23/02/2012, 12:00 PM) Oh my god! What nerve of this guy! I'd be tempted to call the police with whatever info you have anyway. If he is not out my dinner time tonight I willbe, but am concerned about the ramification to my kids.If I call the police while kids are here DOCS notice has to be placed.

ZombieMum View Member Profile	23/02/2012, 11:16 AM Post #26
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Quick call Whine-1-1 & dispatch the Whambulance immediately
I don't think he should have until dinner time - he needs to be out NOW. If he has a key - then you will unfortunately have to have the locks changed - he can't be trusted because he sounds like he is lower than pond scum. You really don't need to be dealing with this right now.

ubermum View Member Profile	23/02/2012, 11:22 AM Post #27
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OMG I can't believe he stayed through the last couple of weeks. Kick him out, change the barrel in the lock he had a key to (he may have a spare cut), and the only thing you should give him is an invoice for unpaid rent.

SarahM72 View Member Profile	23/02/2012, 11:23 AM Post #28
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Wow, the nerve of some people! Anyway why would DOCS have to be notified if you call the police? I wouldn't of thought so, but I really don't know, but seems strange to me. But I would be making him go now if I was you after what he said. If he had keys, change the locks. If he threatens you go and get an AVO straight away. This post has been edited by SarahM72: 23/02/2012, 11:24 AM

Guest_Buy Me A Pony !_*	23/02/2012, 11:30 AM Post #29


How about you say to him "Erm no and I can't believe you have the audacity to suggest that a widow with children should be feeding you're freeloading a*se". Then slap him from me. The debt has gone with your DH and this guy is being a total creep. Call the cops if you need to.

amabanana View Member Profile	23/02/2012, 11:43 AM Post #30
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QUOTE (ZombieMum @ 23/02/2012, 12:16 PM) I don't think he should have until dinner time - he needs to be out NOW. f he has a key - then you will unfortunately have to have the locks changed - he can't be trusted because he sounds like he is lower than pond scum. You really don't need to be dealing with this right now. This and What a twonker!

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