"Claiming that you have not received our material is a crime" in the essay industry?

stu4	Observer	Jul 4, 10, 03:37PM \| #1
Joined: Mar 13, 06 Threads: 24 Posts: 741	I'm not too good in U.S. law but is it true that if you don't receive an email and you complain you didn't receive the email you are in legal trouble? Or it's something about the essay writing industry only? I found this excerpt here: "Claiming that you have not received our material is a crime" scamessays.com/viewtopic.php?t=14

FreelanceWriter	Writer	Edited by: FreelanceWriter Jul 4, 10, 04:28PM \| #2
Joined: Oct 8, 08 Threads: 3 Posts: 656	Yes, falsely misrepresenting to your credit card company or to the seller that you never received a product that you actually received for the purposes of reversing the charge or receiving a refund is called theft of services by fraud. It's obviously all about context: only an idiot would interpret that phrase to mean it's a crime to say never received an email more generally, but idiots deserve answers to their questions too. You're welcome.

WritersBeware		Edited by: WritersBeware Jul 4, 10, 07:36PM \| #3
Joined: Apr 19, 07 Threads: 152 Posts: 8,669	Stu4 (Yuri M.) owns essaywriters.net and bestessays.com. He's a Ukrainian con-man and convicted criminal (see the proof in this forum) who takes any opportunity to attack legitimate competition.

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