take them to small clams court
Yes you can sue soneone who has no money
The seller does not own the item, they are selling it for someone else. When the item is sold, they pay the person the money and keep a percentage.
One cent. It's a novelty item made outside of the mint.1 cent. It's a privately-made novelty item.
I would think not unless it was something you were not supposed to have or buy. Then they should give you the money from the sale if it was yours.
1 cent. You have a novelty item made by a private company, not an error coin. It has no value to coin collectors.
wich item did rick lose the most money
No 50 cent house did not burn down. The mother of 50 cent's son house caught on fire and burned down. 50 cent and the mother of his son were not an item at that time.
You are supposed to get an item that makes you invisible.
No. They are not interchangeable.Two people who buy an item are co-purchasers and also co-owners.Two people who sign a note to borrow money to pay for the item are co-borrowers. A co-borrower is not necessarily a co-owner. A co-borrower could be someone who agrees to help the purchaser obtain financing to purchase the item.No. They are not interchangeable.Two people who buy an item are co-purchasers and also co-owners.Two people who sign a note to borrow money to pay for the item are co-borrowers. A co-borrower is not necessarily a co-owner. A co-borrower could be someone who agrees to help the purchaser obtain financing to purchase the item.No. They are not interchangeable.Two people who buy an item are co-purchasers and also co-owners.Two people who sign a note to borrow money to pay for the item are co-borrowers. A co-borrower is not necessarily a co-owner. A co-borrower could be someone who agrees to help the purchaser obtain financing to purchase the item.No. They are not interchangeable.Two people who buy an item are co-purchasers and also co-owners.Two people who sign a note to borrow money to pay for the item are co-borrowers. A co-borrower is not necessarily a co-owner. A co-borrower could be someone who agrees to help the purchaser obtain financing to purchase the item.
Nothing- return it to the store where you got it. These have been showing up in penny rolls. it is play money.
The selling price of an item is the amount of money for which it is sold.
Scamming is getting someone to pay a lot of money from a worthless item. Securing Confidence by Arranged Manipulations Securing Confidence with Attractive Misrepresentations