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    Default Re: Shoplifting at Target

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    I would send them $500 Mexican Pesos (pesos use the same symbol $ for their currency) if they didn't list U.S. Dollars specifically (500 pesos is 45 bucks).
    You are a moron. Listen to yourself and you will see just how stupid you are. In the United States of America, Mexican Pesos are NOT legal tender. They cannot be used to pay a debt, be it public or private. The the civil demand vendor that Target uses would just "return to sender". People have sent Target rolex watches and diamond earrings trying to pay off the civil demand and they are all handled the same.

    Also, the letter specifically states $XXX USD.


    Now off to respond to the garbage you spewed later in this thread.

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    Default Re: Shoplifting at Target

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    I don't see how this makes sense. If you are Sued, they have to win first. That means IF they decide to proceed, they'll have to hire an attorney.
    Target has plenty of attornies as does the Civil Demand Vendor. Good luck with that fight.



    The shoplifter didn't cause money loss since the Card box probably still had numerous packs for sale.
    So since the rack still had one shirt on it and you stole the other two, Target isn't out money since they probably had more in the back? If you successfully remove merchandise from a store, you caused a money loss. What happens if someone wanted to purchase three card packs and there was only one? Loss. Think man, think.

    They only have the right to sue the shoplifter for the damage he caused to the store. It's not the shoplifters job to pay for the decisions that target makes for loss prevention.
    Actually, under the law, the company has the "RIGHT" to collect on the maximum allowed by state law. So if the state says "no less than $50 USD, but no more than $350 USD", then BAM! they can collect a no less than $50 and no more than $350 no matter the amount of the merchandise you removed from the store. On the shoplifters job, its not the customers job to pay higher prices because your selfish, greedy ass decided to steal.


    "Loss" is only superficial and not looking at the big picture. Direct loss to target - nothing as they recovered their merchandise. Otherwise, 4 bucks perhaps?
    Direct loss to Target? Have you ever gone to a store and found the item you wanted to purchase was not in stock? How did you feel? Things aren't as DIRECT as you would like them to be.

    Being sued means that you are up for civil trial. You have a right to voice your side of it.
    The Civil Demand Vendor will ruin your credit, then sue you for the amount plus costs and they will win. Why would they go through the trouble of suing you if they weren't going to win or the case wasn't airtight? You, kind sir, are a moron and need to take a look at the law a little better before you start spouting out filth on a topic you know nothing about.

    And FYI, I am very familiar with Target's P&P regarding shoplift apprehensions.

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