Viper Debt Collection ex tennant Euro 500

Snazzy_Chazzy

A guy who rented a room in my house recently bunked leaving me 500 euro poorer, He sent me a cheeky arrogant emailing as good as saying forget about the cash. I even made this p*&^K Xmas dinner as he had no family here. Before he left he said ill get you that cash no bother. Now says he cant. I have his work address and his new house address. Its not the money more so the way he took advantage of me i was very helpful to him loaning him cash on several occasions ( He even stole some of my belongings on leaving! which he kindly returned after i rang him about them) Is it worth getting The Viper after this guy or would he be interested in chasing someone for such a small amount? Just really peeved off at being taken advantage of. Or should i just put the whole thing down to a lesson learned and leave him be? Hmmm any thoughts

prinz

Snazzy_Chazzy wrote: »

Is it worth getting The Viper after this guy or would he be interested in chasing someone for such a small amount?

Is it worth dealing with one scumbag in order to get your back on another.... hmm.

3DataModem

Send him a registered letter threatening to hand it to a debt collector.

biko

You should definitely teach him a lesson. Some people think they can get away with anything because the good ones don't complain.
If you have any proof you can file a small claims court case against him, costs 6 euro I think.

Snazzy_Chazzy

ah it was only a casual tenanat thing i dont think a letter is much use he hinted at going back to poland possible so it would have to be a sudden sharp shock thing not a long drawn out affair so he could slip abroad

GavRedKing

Hired goons FTW. :pac:

Wossack

hit him with your car and sell his legs on ebay

itsonlywords

Snazzy_Chazzy wrote: »

A guy who rented a room in my house recently bunked leaving me 500 euro poorer, He sent me a cheeky arrogant emailing as good as saying forget about the cash. I even made this p*&^K Xmas dinner as he had no family here. Before he left he said ill get you that cash no bother. Now says he cant. I have his work address and his new house address. Its not the money more so the way he took advantage of me i was very helpful to him loaning him cash on several occasions ( He even stole some of my belongings on leaving! which he kindly returned after i rang him about them) Is it worth getting The Viper after this guy or would he be interested in chasing someone for such a small amount? Just really peeved off at being taken advantage of. Or should i just put the whole thing down to a lesson learned and leave him be? Hmmm any thoughts

My attitude would be to avoid the scumbag Viper as he may present you with a bill more than what the other scumbag owes you. Will you refuse to pay the Viper then?
Any legitimate (all are scumbags) debt collection agency will do the job for you. Shot in the dark but hopefully he will pay up. There is no legal onus on him to pay as no written contract/agreement.

Ruu_Old

Burn down his new house, I would call that even.

Snazzy_Chazzy

or maybe some celluslose thinners on his 09 bmw lol JOKE Ahemmm

itsonlywords

Ruu wrote: »

Burn down his new house, I would call that even.

Unfortunately in this case that is the only type of solution. Nothing legal will work here. There are some guys who will take care of him but not for €500

stovelid

Makes no difference if he's the Viper, Armadillo or Chiwawa or whatever the fuck the Red Tops call him.

He can't put a finger on him to collect the debt, just harass him so you may as well opt for a debt collection agency if they'll take that size of a debt.

AnonoBoy

Don't listen to these people - a good life is the best revenge.















Wait, what did I just say? :mad:

orourkeda

Neither a borrower nor a lender be.

biko

Sell his debt to a biker gang.

Howard the Duck

Small claims court maybe? Print out the email and bring it with you

Mister men

Don't bother. It will cost you minimum 1200 euro for the call out and more on top of that if debt is repaid. Can't you just go around his house yourself and get the money?

TheZohanS

Mister men wrote: »

Don't bother. It will cost you minimum 1200 euro for the call out and more on top of that if debt is repaid.

How do you know?

Sykk

Tell me where he lives, I'll get the money for ya no problem.. For a hefty fee ofcourse! :pac:

mikom

Snazzy_Chazzy wrote: »

Is it worth getting The Viper after this guy or would he be interested in chasing someone for such a small amount?

Don't bother.
The viper is busy comin' up like a skhy boy.

knird evol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FXV98eE5lQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7gCd-C-Tys

kumate_champ07

itsonlywords wrote: »

Any legitimate (all are scumbags) debt collection agency

how so? in the movies or real life?

Degsy

Just for being a smartarse i would send people after him..i would pay them half the debt to give him a few lumps and teach him not to be such a flash **** in future.

Blobby George

You should definately get the Viper in. Teach these chancers a proper lesson.

old_aussie

I'd go round to where he now lives.

ake sure the people he's living with now are there and tell him you want the money and let the other people know the truth.

They might just give him his marching orders to prevent him from causing the problem to them.

Constantly ring where he works and let the story be known to his employers, also write to his employers anonymously and report to them that he is offereing their goods/stock/computers for sale and that he did that to other employers.

Noopti

Get The Viper in, and keep us all updated.

*Prepares Popcorn*

littlefriend

Who is the viper?

star.chaser

Snazzy_Chazzy wrote: »

A guy who rented a room in my house recently bunked leaving me 500 euro poorer, He sent me a cheeky arrogant emailing as good as saying forget about the cash. I even made this p*&^K Xmas dinner as he had no family here. Before he left he said ill get you that cash no bother. Now says he cant. I have his work address and his new house address. Its not the money more so the way he took advantage of me i was very helpful to him loaning him cash on several occasions ( He even stole some of my belongings on leaving! which he kindly returned after i rang him about them) Is it worth getting The Viper after this guy or would he be interested in chasing someone for such a small amount? Just really peeved off at being taken advantage of. Or should i just put the whole thing down to a lesson learned and leave him be? Hmmm any thoughts

there must be more to this story.

people you've helped out multiple times don't just rip you off like that.

racso1975

littlefriend wrote: »

Who is the viper?

EVIL

the_syco

biko wrote: »

If you have any proof you can file a small claims court case against him, costs 6 euro I think.

No. They don't chase business to personal, nor do they chase personal debt.

star.chaser wrote: »

people you've helped out multiple times don't just rip you off like that.

They see him as a soft mark.

=-=

Google says www.eircollect.com...

littlefriend

littlefriend wrote: »

Who is the viper?

A witty chancer from place called castletown! If your looking for a 10 spot he's your man!

drdeadlift

3DataModem wrote: »

Send him a registered letter threatening to hand it to a debt collector.

**** it

CrazyRabbit

Step1. Hunt down his family, and kill them one-by-one by cutting off appendages and posting them to him.

Step 2. When you are done with his family, hunt down his friends and torture them to death whilst you phone him. Let him hear the screams of his friends as they die slow painful deaths.

Step 3. Send him a polite email warning him that you will take him to the small claims court if he doesn't give you your money. After steps 1 & 2, he probably won't hesitate to give you your money.

You see, politely worded emails can be very effective in the right circumstances. Fair better than approaching some dubious character called 'The Viper'.

kumate_champ07

CrazyRabbit wrote: »

Step1. Hunt down his family, and kill them one-by-one by cutting off appendages and posting them to him.

Step 2. When you are done with his family, hunt down his friends and torture them to death whilst you phone him. Let him hear the screams of his friends as they die slow painful deaths.

Step 3. Send him a polite email warning him that you will take him to the small claims court if he doesn't give you your money. After steps 1 & 2, he probably won't hesitate to give you your money.

You see, politely worded emails can be very effective in the right circumstances. Fair better than approaching some dubious character called 'The Viper'.

Big Mistake. Never leave a man with nothing to lose, alive. Also if you get caught you could go to jail for a very long time.

kumate_champ07

unless you have proof that the guy owes you money I dont think theres much you can do but keep asking him, maybe come to an arrangement of having it paid off a little bit each week.

A debt collection agency send letters asking for money, then reminders, then legal threats, then legal proceeding date, then you are blacklisted and wont be able to have a bank account/loan/credit card.

I think you have to pay the agency a small fee to collect and he will prob end up having to pay 570euro within a short time frame or 600+ euro over 6months or so



they dont actually call to your door, money lenders usually do but thats different.

Columbia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_jmEO4vAyQ

goose2005

Post him a parcel containing an actual viper - a non-venomous one, with a note attached "The next one will be a killer".

Absurdum

KILL HIM IN THE HEAD

Abrasax

Kill him in the foot.

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

I know i'd be chasing after the money. 500 euro is a massive amount of money in my situation. To have that in my account I would consider myself to be very very lucky.

Capt'n Midnight

Snazzy_Chazzy wrote: »

ah it was only a casual tenanat thing i dont think a letter is much use he hinted at going back to poland

Remind Prawo Jazdy that Poland is still in the EU so you can chase there too. It'll affect his credit rating and stuff.

yoshytoshy

Rob the wheely bin from his house.

SugarHigh

Make up a fake letter pretending to be from a debt collection agency.

dilallio

Send Trent around to sort him out.
Upon opening the door, Trent will shoot him and say "hahaha".
Trent will then have sex with any ladies in the house.

me_right_one

I wouldnt go near any debt coll agency. As someone pointed out, all they do is send letters. Since your case is all cash, a legal route would be hard to follow.
I have some experience of a debt coll agency. They "buy" the debt off you at a discount, (so you're owed 500, they'll give you 350 if they collect) and send their letters whilst adding on intrest. You dont get paid till they do. If after a year they havent colleted the debt, they'll hand responsibility of collecting it back to you. I once almost hired a crowd, and the feckers went out of business the next day!!! Major scams go on in that business.
As for the viper, no way. Not for 500, not for 50K. Karma will win out in the end;)

Kirnsy

dilallio wrote: »

Send Trent around to sort him out.
Upon opening the door, Trent will shoot him and say "hahaha".
Trent will then have sex with any ladies in the house.

Then he'll kill the ladies he rides.

qwertplaywert

Everlee Crashing Newsboy wrote: »

A witty chancer from place called castletown! If your looking for a 10 spot he's your man!

=What came to my head as soon as I read the first post

consultech

I like the smearing approach already suggested...

Turn up at his building/work, email in hand, basically outlining everything to his neighbours/boss n telling them that it'll be scumbags turning up next time. Tell them it's a necessary situation, but one you'd ideally like to avoid as they have a tendency to fly of the handle/focus their disquiet on the wrong parties from time to time.

itsonlywords

consultech wrote: »

I like the smearing approach already suggested...

Turn up at his building/work, email in hand, basically outlining everything to his neighbours/boss n telling them that it'll be scumbags turning up next time. Tell them it's a necessary situation, but one you'd ideally like to avoid as they have a tendency to fly of the handle/focus their disquiet on the wrong parties from time to time.

Great idea but he should not show up alone for security.

me_right_one

He probably works for a debt collection agency now:p

moonpurple

take him to the small claims court