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Quote Originally Posted by samuelsosa:

Go get 'em boys! 

 
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Man do the right thing and pay Ktrain back......

douchebag........
 
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I'm sure this is just a coincidence, but...

did someone say this guy's name is Christopher Despres from Mass.?  if so, how funny would it be if this were the same fucking guy???  a little gambling related trouble...

https://www.eagletribune.com/local/x1650946938/Timony-Grammar-School-janitor-faces-gambling-charges

the Chris in this story was 20 yrs old at the time the story was written in 2009. The guy in the below profile looks like he'd be 22 or 23 and it just so happens his favorite band is listed as Hollywood Undead...

https://www.facebook.com/people/Chris-Despres/636611904

I'll teach you how to become a PI...$100 per lesson, kid.
 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by CorkysPIcks] I'm sure this is just a coincidence, but...

did someone say this guy's name is Christopher Despres from Mass.?  if so, how funny would it be if this were the same fucking guy???  a little gambling related trouble...

https://www.eagletribune.com/local/x1650946938/Timony-Grammar-School-janitor-faces-gambling-charges

the Chris in this story was 20 yrs old at the time the story was written in 2009. The guy in the below profile looks like he'd be 22 or 23 and it just so happens his favorite band is listed as Hollywood Undead...

https://www.facebook.com/people/Chris-Despres/636611904

I'll teach you how to become a PI...$100 per lesson, kid. [/Quote

Holy shit u may be on to something, hollywood undead is indeed listed as his favorite band.. Well now you might know his name Ktrain]

 
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Nice work Corky!!!!!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by CorkysPIcks:

I'm sure this is just a coincidence, but...

did someone say this guy's name is Christopher Despres from Mass.?  if so, how funny would it be if this were the same fucking guy???  a little gambling related trouble...

https://www.eagletribune.com/local/x1650946938/Timony-Grammar-School-janitor-faces-gambling-charges

the Chris in this story was 20 yrs old at the time the story was written in 2009. The guy in the below profile looks like he'd be 22 or 23 and it just so happens his favorite band is listed as Hollywood Undead...

https://www.facebook.com/people/Chris-Despres/636611904

I'll teach you how to become a PI...$100 per lesson, kid.


Holy shit! I just read the whole article and his story stinks. He turned the guy in on awfully suspicious charges. He's claiming that the book didn't want to pay him his measly $5K. I'm calling bull shit on Depres and betting that he owed the book 5K and couldn't pay him. After some heat or threats from the book, the little box turned the guy in. That sounds more like something this piece of shit would do. Burns people for $ on fake fantasy leagues and turns in a book because he can't afford to pay his debt. somebody kill this fuck
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CorkysPIcks:

I'm sure this is just a coincidence, but...

did someone say this guy's name is Christopher Despres from Mass.?  if so, how funny would it be if this were the same fucking guy???  a little gambling related trouble...

https://www.eagletribune.com/local/x1650946938/Timony-Grammar-School-janitor-faces-gambling-charges

the Chris in this story was 20 yrs old at the time the story was written in 2009. The guy in the below profile looks like he'd be 22 or 23 and it just so happens his favorite band is listed as Hollywood Undead...

https://www.facebook.com/people/Chris-Despres/636611904

I'll teach you how to become a PI...$100 per lesson, kid.

This story is nuts and is great work. 

However, I think you linked the wrong guy. In fact, I am almost sure of it. Here is why: 

For one, there is a guy with the name listed in the article, from the exact city listed in the article. When I first started making his info public on here his fb photos weren't private and could be viewed by anyone. 

In those photos the guy took a self portrait of himself wearing a Covers.com hat and in the caption he said thank you to Rizzo for sending it to him. Last I checked, Rizzo is still his friend on fb as well. 

If you look up the guy in the story from that city you will find him. 
 
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Oh yeah I almost forgot. 

I linked the Despres from that city in Mass. and even linked the photo of him wearing the hat with the caption that included Rizzo's name in it to a thread that I was calling him out in. 

Shortly after that the photos were made private and cannot be viewed by non-friends anymore. 

One way to find out if he still has them up though is to friend this guy on fb. He has over 2000k so I'm sure he is just adding anyone and everyone. 
 
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Posted: #34
KTrain, there is a very easy and legal way to get your money back that takes 5 minutes.  Just do a chargeback and state goods never received as the reason.  Paypal will not only reimburse you but close his account as well.  Had to do it on someone else here last year.
 
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Fishscale, I dont do much Paypal, but according to you , you  can just charge back who ever you want? Dont they have to look into it before they go around reimbursing people and closing accts?

I dont know if Fantasy Football is covered in the fineprint. Just saying.

I started a thread in the box, and im happy to see a thread in GD, trust me, I want KTRAIN to get his $ back too. Just seems like what your saying is too good to be true/too easy. Plus scammers/thiefs would be charging shit back all day.
 
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You have to file a dispute with your credit/debit card company.  From there they handle it and paypal freezes the amount in question and tells the seller they have 30 days to provide proof that they sent the item.  If the seller has no funds in their paypal account, you're still covered.  In this case, the seller would have to provide proof that the fantasy league existed as well as provide emails and documentation from the buyer that they were in agreement with the terms.  It's basic consumer rights.

If the buyer paid in cash then he would file a dispute with paypal directly and the same scenario takes place.  I filed mine with the credit card company in case paypal tried to deny because most credit card companies offer consumer protection as well.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by samuelsosa:

Fishscale, I dont do much Paypal, but according to you , you  can just charge back who ever you want? Dont they have to look into it before they go around reimbursing people and closing accts?

I dont know if Fantasy Football is covered in the fineprint. Just saying.

I started a thread in the box, and im happy to see a thread in GD, trust me, I want KTRAIN to get his $ back too. Just seems like what your saying is too good to be true/too easy. Plus scammers/thiefs would be charging shit back all day.

They probably do, but once they get caught which would probably be like the third time once the credit card companies noticed suspicious activity they'd open an investigation.  If they catch you doing that it's credit card fraud and they'll get the police involved.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Fishscale:

You have to file a dispute with your credit/debit card company.  From there they handle it and paypal freezes the amount in question and tells the seller they have 30 days to provide proof that they sent the item.  If the seller has no funds in their paypal account, you're still covered.  In this case, the seller would have to provide proof that the fantasy league existed as well as provide emails and documentation from the buyer that they were in agreement with the terms.  It's basic consumer rights.

If the buyer paid in cash then he would file a dispute with paypal directly and the same scenario takes place.  I filed mine with the credit card company in case paypal tried to deny because most credit card companies offer consumer protection as well.

All of this took place over 30 days ago. I did try and contact Paypal via email and phone call within the 30 day time period but they did nothing for me. 

I will try again fishscale but I don't have much hope. Thanks for the help. 

 
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If you can't figure out the basics on how to start a career in INVESTIGATING maybe it isn't for you. I mean you have the world wide web at your disposal. Shouldn't be too hard to investigate that stuff. 

I Hear this KTrain guy has start-up kit, $200.00 not a bad price.
 
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pay ktrain back.
 
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Thieving Bastard.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

start investigating a way to make 100 bucks to pay back the money you stole ... you dumb fuck. 


 Exactly.  If the sorry prick is reneging on a measly $100 owed to someone here, just think how many others he has screwed over.

Hollywood, either pay Ktrain his money, or do society a favor and bungee jump without a cord.  Or strike a match after dousing yourself with gasoline.  

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