That was pretty foolish of you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Why did you buy two new phones when neither phone has a good phone camera?
That was pretty foolish of you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Why did you buy two new phones when neither phone has a good phone camera?
After the first phone broke, I got a Total Wireless phone. I have Metro By T-Mobile but the new phone from Metro By T-Mobile was out of my budget. The Total Wireless phone was much cheaper. I bought it, but the Total Wireless phone camera is garbage. I still needed access to my Email Address that wasn't able to be transferred to my Total Wireless phone due to two factor authentication thing and Total Wireless wasn't able to switch my Metro By T-Mobile phone number nor was Metro By T-Mobile able to switch my phone numberQuote:
Originally Posted by MisterVThat was pretty foolish of you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Why did you buy two new phones when neither phone has a good phone camera?
I was able to buy a new Metro By T-Mobile phone about a month later, but the new Metro By T-Mobile phone camera is garbage too. I will need yet another Metro By T-Mobile phone number in order to get a good phone camera.
Fumbling and bumbling your way through life...give the girl a kewpie doll.
But I know you recently mentioned when you were confessing about the untruths you told on the marketing app you did mention there were several other people living in your household in reality.Quote:
Originally Posted by TashaI bought TWO new phones and neither phones have good phone cameras. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVJust use some of your gambling winnings or some of your savings to replace it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Oh, wait...never mind...
Enough to bring your total household income all the way to $75,000 if I recall.
Why don’t you have one of them take the picture and text it to you to upload?
It would be statistically very improbable that if you already 2 phones with blurry cameras that everyone else in your household just happens to also own phones with blurry cameras.
Especially in a household with $75,000 annual income when most of the world lives on a few dollars a day yet even those people don’t have blurry phone cameras.
Karen lives with her dad and step mom and a handful of others in near if not total poverty in Miami, so they could be too poor to own nice things.
And poor mammie...all that scrubbing, day in and day out...the poor, old gal is exhausted.
If it were anyone else I might have a mild suspicion that perhaps when they said they got a letter like that they might be saying something that wasn’t.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVKaren lives with her dad and step mom and a handful of others in near if not total poverty in Miami, so they could be too poor to own nice things.
And poor mammie...all that scrubbing, day in and day out...the poor, old gal is exhausted.
But since it’s Tasha I’m actually pretty sure that the real issue is owning two phones that both take blurry pictures & even though she lives with several other people they probably all have phones that take blurry pictures too.
I finally had enough after STILL not getting my $100 from Top Surveys and sent them this Email today.
"I have been trying to get my $100 for weeks now and keep getting the message that User is not reward eligible even though I was always reward eligible before. I worked HARD for that $100 and I need access to it right now. I have mentioned me earning $100 and suddenly not being able to get rewarded multiple times to Top Surveys Email Support and I keep getting the runaround. If I do not get access to my earned $100 I will be reporting Top Surveys to my Attorney, my local news stations, and The Better Business Bureau."
Um...sure, you're agonizing over the loss of a Franklin yet can afford to sic an attorney on them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Does...not...compute...
But hey, a threat like that is your final Hail Mary play: hopefully you'll score!
I'm bluffing, I don't actually have an Attorney I can report them to, I'm just trying to scare them into giving me my $100.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVUm...sure, you're agonizing over the loss of a Franklin yet can afford to sic an attorney on them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Does...not...compute...
But hey, a threat like that is your final Hail Mary play: hopefully you'll score!
Wait a minute. Mdawg is an Attorney. :) I can ask him to go after Top Surveys to get me my $100! :) Mdawg, can you please go after Top Surveys to get them to release my trapped $100? :)
Mr. V is also an attorney he may be able to help you too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Keep in mind that attorneys working on contingency basis typically charge 35% of any settlements so you should be sure you’re willing to part with $35 of the $100 before you go with an attorney.
You should also let any attorney you work with know that you tried to obtain that money under false pretenses so they can help to protect you from any potential criminal liability as well.
Mr V is a retired Lawyer however. Mdawg is a an active Lawyer. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DGenBenMr. V is also an attorney he may be able to help you too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Keep in mind that attorneys working on contingency basis typically charge 35% of any settlements so you should be sure you’re willing to part with $35 of the $100 before you go with an attorney.
You should also let any attorney you work with know that you tried to obtain that money under false pretenses so they can help to protect you from any potential criminal liability as well.
Hey Karen...you were told when you signed up at Top Surveys that your answers to surveys had to be truthful.
As I understand it things were OK til they found out you lied your scamming head off, for whatever reason, and they then correctly told you to get lost, you earn nothing.
You're toast, karen: like a quadruple amputee you haven't got a leg to stand on.
Why did you lie, Karen?
Why?
Once again you've proven that you are you own worst enemy.
The $100 didn't come from Surveys however. It came from tasks I was asked to do. I spent roughly $70 doing those tasks. I should at least get reimbursed the roughly $70 I spent doing those tasks.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
I don’t know if that is the most solid legal approach Mr. V.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
I was thinking some more along the lines of greedy corporation scamming low income person over insignificant amount of money (to the corporation)
What "tasks?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Weren't you told you had to be truthful in all your communications?
Once they found out you lied your ass off about who and what you were that would understandably cast doubt as to how well you performed the "tasks."
You were then draped in a cloud of suspicion and disbelief, a creation of your own making.
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That dog won't hunt: all he'll do is shit the linoleum kitchen flo'.Quote:
Originally Posted by DGenBen
Bluffing that you have an attorney over a $100 amount is a pretty creative move actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by TashaI'm bluffing, I don't actually have an Attorney I can report them to, I'm just trying to scare them into giving me my $100.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVUm...sure, you're agonizing over the loss of a Franklin yet can afford to sic an attorney on them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Does...not...compute...
But hey, a threat like that is your final Hail Mary play: hopefully you'll score!
Just paying the $100 would be much cheaper than legal costs for them, & likely they have not heard anyone bluff about having an attorney when they actually don’t before.
Here is the Email I got from Top Surveys.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZAR68EcNJrdwuWjK6
The image is not blurry.
That's because it's a screenshot from my Email, not from my camera. My camera phone takes incredibly blurry pictures, but my screenshot is not taken with my phone camera, it is taken from the Email itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV