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| mcfez 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by absinvestor McFez- I would agree that "consideration of the other party" isn't seen a lot these days but it still happens (probably more than we realize.) In 2001
I was a realtor and represented a young couple in their first home purchase. About 3 years later the couple called me and said they were going thru a
divorce and needed to sell the property. Unfortunately, they had taken out a line of credit (2nd mortgage) on the home to go on vacation etc.  The
combined loan balances were about equal to the value of the home. I told them that I would sell the home for free. (They had stopped making payments
on both mortgages.)  We got lucky and found a cash buyer.  The buyer would do a quick closing but wouldn't pay full price. In order for the deal to
work the sellers would have to bring about $2700 to closing. As a divorcing young couple they were living paycheck to paycheck and didn't have any
savings. I didn't want to see this young couple further damage their credit and have the home go to foreclosure so I agreed to give them the $2700
that they needed to close. I made it clear that the money was not a loan. We successfully closed the sale and as we walked out of the closing room the
sellers tearfully thanked me for the gift etc. About a week after closing I received a call from the groom's dad. He said his son had explained what I
had done and the dad wanted to make it right. He said he didn't have the cash but could pay me $50 or $75 a month until the loan had been repaid.  I
thanked the dad for the call but explained the money I had paid at closing was a gift and not a loan. The father's voice cracked and he said "God
bless you" and the phone went dead. Fast forward to June 2006 and a deposit of $15000 appeared in my business checking account. I called the bank to
inquire about the error and was told the deposit was made with a generic deposit slip, in cash, with a handwritten note that said "Thank you, Ron." I
believed that the money had been credited to my account in error and told the bank manager to call me when the rightful owner called about his missing
deposit. 10 days after the deposit I received an envelope postmarked in Argentina. Inside was a letter from the father. He said he had deposited
$15000 into my account. He said the deposit was to cover a waived commission on the sale of a house and a favor I had done for his son. He underllined
the sentence that said the $15000 was a gift and could not be repaid!! Other than the postmark, there was no return address or any other information.
If the father is a member of BajaNomad let me say thanks!!
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 This is the stuff I love to read.
 absinvestor...I wouldnt mind meeting you someday.
 
 
 
 
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| DENNIS 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by monoloco Use the court system in Mexico? The boat will be an antique before you get any satisfaction from the Mexican legal system.
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 For sure.  It'll take longer than forever to go through the Mex system. Expensive as well.  You'd be better off hiring a street judge.
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| jureal 
 
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 Goat!
 What an appropriate name!
 Now don't you let him get your Goat!
 
 He is on this website.... only for one purpose.
 
 To get your Goat!
 
 Ignore him by simply not responding to his nonsense.
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| durrelllrobert 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by JESSE goat is gone loco, theres just no other way to put it, or hes jim connellys lover or something.
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 Hey Jessie, I like your new avatar more than I did your old one.
   
 
 
 
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| BajaBlanca 
 
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 absinvestor - what a great story !!!!!  you gotta be kidding me !!!  you are the BEST, amazing and wonderful read.
 
 latina - maybe you could contact the new mayor of la paz and ask for help !
 
 
 
 
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| MitchMan 
 
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 Latina, you have to pursue getting your boat back in spite of the detriment to the unfortuanate defrauded buyer.  Your getting your boat back is not
the cause of the damage to the buyer.  The damage to the buyer is directly and only due to the fraudulent sale to the buyer, not your eventual
rightful retrieval of your boat from the unfortunate buyer.  That boat is legally your property, morally your property, and over 1000,s of years of
Judeo-Christian evolution of law , logically your property.
 
 If, however, you want to make a gift to the buyer because of your concern for the plight of the unfortunate buyer, especially since the detriment to
the buyer is so much monetarily larger than the monetary depreciated value of your investment in the boat at the time of the theft,  that is another
matter.  A gift and your moral, logical, legal right to the property are two separable and very distinct considerations.  Making a gift is virtuous,
for sure.
 
 I am not being a nay sayer here.  If the buyer has to be called on to attest in writing and in court appearances to the facts as he knows them, be
advised that every effort he puts out is bringing him closer to his having to release possession of the boat forever.  The buyer will know that.  Be
mindful of that as you observe the level of willingness and reliability and timeliness of the buyers efforts and actions when he is called upon by you
and the courts to come forth.
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| surfdoc 
 
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 Saw this today on BD...........any chance your guy is still trying to sucker folks ???
 
 http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/boa/2370052206.html
 
 
 VESSEL TRANSPORT (SO CAL/BAJA)
 
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 Date: 2011-05-08, 7:39PM PDT
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 HAULING/TRANSPORT SEVICE AVAILABLE W/MY F350 LIC,INSURED,SAFE AND PROFESSIONAL.OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE. CALL 760 670 ####
 
 
 •Location: SO CAL/BAJA
 •it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
 
 
 
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| bajaguy 
 
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| Busy person 
 
 http://www.allboats.com/en/9376874/boattransport-cabaja.html
 
 http://california.freeboatshopper.com/boats-parts/hauling-tr...
 
 http://california.findanyboat.com/boats/boattransport-cabaja...
 
 
 
 
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| jenny.navarrette 
 
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 He's also selling an aluminum boat trailer. Didn't somebody around here hav one stolen recently?
 
 http://bajasur.en.craigslist.com.mx/boa/2308512157.html
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| bajaguy 
 
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 Yup
 
 http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=51578
 
 
 
 
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| dtbushpilot 
 
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 Maybe a local Nomad could call about it and go get some pictures?.....dt
 
 
 
 
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| BajaWarrior 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by surfdoc Saw this today on BD...........any chance your guy is still trying to sucker folks ???
 
 http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/boa/2370052206.html
 
 
 VESSEL TRANSPORT (SO CAL/BAJA)
 
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 Date: 2011-05-08, 7:39PM PDT
 Reply to: sale-3bfqb-2370052206@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
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 HAULING/TRANSPORT SEVICE AVAILABLE W/MY F350 LIC,INSURED,SAFE AND PROFESSIONAL.OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE. CALL 760 670 ####
 
 
 •Location: SO CAL/BAJA
 •it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
 
 
 
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 Flag his posts as SPAM/OVERPOST when you see them. He'll get the message that we're onto him...
 
 
 
 
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| ncampion 
 
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 Don't be too fast to convict, the ad says 3 axel trailer, doesn't fit the one stolen.
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| thefishkiller 
 
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| outcome? 
 
 I have been following this thread and would love to know if there is any new information? This guy is still advertising boat transportation in Mexico.
Two weeks ago a friend of mine recieved a quote from him to transport a boat from PV to the US. If you would like the contact information i could
forward it.
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| latina 
 
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 Just was browsing the internet and thought I'd check up on James Connolly... definitely has no shame.  I found postings on 3 different sites by
another person who hired Jim Connolly on UShip in April to transport a motorcycle, which never made it to it's destination due to a string of familiar
excuses... He was using a different company name "Amigo shipping"  Yah, right....
  www.justanswer.com was one "Jim Connolly" 
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| captkw 
 
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| ummm!! 
 
 SOUNDS LIKE A PERFECT TIME FOR A "STING"!!  HAS IT BEEN PROVED THIS GUY IS A THIEF ?????..IF -YES..THEN SET HIM UP!!!
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| BajaNomad 
 
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| larryC 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by captkw SOUNDS LIKE A PERFECT TIME FOR A "STING"!!  HAS IT BEEN PROVED THIS GUY IS A THIEF ?????..IF -YES..THEN SET HIM UP!!!
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 I suggested that on page 2 but nothing ever happened. Too bad, he is just going to keep on screwing people.
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| latina 
 
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 He has no conscience... he needs to be caught in action by the police, Mexican or American, as he is travelling back and forth across the border...
 It would be good if the U.S. citizens who were defrauded would report him to the San Diego police department and internet fraud dept...then maybe he
could be caught in California...the wheels of justice for property crime move very slow in Mexico and he knows it...
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| captkw 
 
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| BAD GUY 
 
 i'LL BE BACK TO BAJA IN DEC. AND WILL BE HAPPY TO TAKE CARE OF THIS IF HE IS REALLY RIPPING FOLKS OFF!!  LOTS OF FREE TIME AND MONEY COME WINTER!!!  K
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