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In the future, don't mix business and friendship, and don't become a storage company while being in the computer business. You've jeopardized your livelihood and your freedom for a lousy three hundred bucks!!! That's why there are businesses who do store junk for people. I would never have agreed to store his junk. You should have taken pictures of his junk, conducted a written inventory in his presence, and obtained a signed receipt for the junk returned to him and the money.
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You should also provide a full accounting of the monies received and paid. I suggest you continue to tell the truth. He's also supposedly been paid by his insurance company $4700 which to me is fraud because his insurance company told him they wouldn't insure his stuff if it was on the business side which he knew they were. He also stated in the report that he paid rent up to October which is another outright lie. He's telling his insurance company and the police I was taking his parts and fixing my own computers at his expense. He got everything back that he brought over except that some of the computers were in a partial state of disassembly but still all the parts were there. We had no written contract, no written inventory, no invoices.
The ones I sold for him I gave him his cash for them. For me to try and sell them I had to take some of them apart and make them workable and presentable. Alot of his computers were incorrectly put together and had bad parts in them. I didn't hear from him again until October when he wanted, or rather demanded his computer stuff back. He said I could put his computers out in the shop to try and sell them which I did. He paid $125 a month the first three months starting in Jan. The guy was going to pay rent for storage. The guy said his home owners insurance said they would insure his stuff if it was stored on the unused side of the shop but not if they were in the actual business side of the shop itself. The other side was un-used by me and was basically a storage site or a general purpose area. The shop was actually divided in two sections. A guy was storing about $5000 worth of computers and stuff in my shop I was renting.
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