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Aibr lending "friends money"

Aibr lending "friends money"

Ok long story short I have a "friend" ( using that term loosely) that my husband lent 300 bucks to in May. I'm a sham with 2 young boys. My husband makes great money selling produce. So she told me she was gonna pay us back in a month. Well we are now 4-5mths later and haven't gotten any money back. I knew leading her the money that she wouldn't be able to pay back quickly cause she makes the worst life decisions. Anyway all summer she's posting on fb going out to dinner seeing Kevin hart comedy show and went to fla to visit an old friend. Now when she came back she informed me that she's moving to fla. (we live in the Philly area) then when she came back she sent me a pic of her at the casino. Do aibr for being pissed off that she's not paid us back?! Meet her tonight to tell her how I feel about it. Just kinda needed to vent but also looking for opinions

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deleted-user

deleted-user

I would ask your husband if he is okay mentioning it as he's the one who lent the money. If he is, I don't see it being rediculous to say 'before you head off to fla, there is the matter of the money we lent you - would we be able to get that back by ________ (whenever)'

If she doesn't, I'd say let it go and just disconnect from that 'friend' or maybe small claims if you really want to. It wouldn't be worth it to me but it's an option you have.

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deleted-user

deleted-user

I don't think you're being ridiculous at all. I learned a long time ago though that the best way to preserve friendships and family ties is to never lend anyone money that I can't afford to just give them. If I can't give it, I just tell them I don't have it to lend. If I can give it, I do (depending on the actual need involved). That way I am happy if they pay it back and not disappointed or hurt if they don't.

Hope you get it worked out.

Pippa

Alt12 Apps Community Team

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ss3mom

Ss3mom

Thanks ladies. I was just questioning myself. Haha I would never have my hubby say anything to her cause he doesn't like her to begin with. We had the money to lend and don't really need it back but now it's the principle of the matter more so then the money. I'm gonna go into the convo very nicely and see how it turns out. I'm ok with letting go of the friendship cause she's nothing but drama and sad to say doesn't bring anything to the friendship. Has been this way for over 10 years now. Thanks again. I'll add to post after the convo tonight lol

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deleted-user

deleted-user

I don't lend money or hardly anything because of that... If they are really close friends and family I will but if not close then I won't... I will buy them food, or whatever but won't loan them money...m

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deleted-user

deleted-user

I almost lost a friendship over money. I loaned a "friend" $500 because she couldn't cover her bills. Mind you, I was 19 years old, in college, and working minimum wage. I literally saved my ass off to even have that money. But she desperately needed it. So, two months later she comes crying to me because she spent a ton of money on a gym membership and got into another financial bind. I was livid. We got into a huge fight because she owes me that money first and then she blows it on a gym membership and gets into deeper debt. It was ridiculous. She couldn't wrap her mind around why I was so ticked off.

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ss3mom

Ss3mom

Omg that's crazy. I wouldn't have lent her the money if we didn't have it. You are a much better person then me lol.

Update. She leaves for fla on sat night. We left it as she would pay in $100 dollar increments. For me I'm not that concerned about losing the friendship cause she's a pain in the a** friend lol.

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deleted-user

deleted-user

You should never lend people money. They never pay it back. Just forget about it. You'll never get it. Also you should tell your husband that he shouldn't give money away without talking to you

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ss3mom

Ss3mom

No it was my friend that we lent money to. I asked him for it. I'm a sahm. So it's technically his money.

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deleted-user

deleted-user

Well if you say it's technically his money then why do you care? I am a sahm but it's our money. Not just his.

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ss3mom

Ss3mom

No it is our money. Just saying I don't make money so technically it is his but we share everything. I really don't care about that money cause he makes great money it's just the principle of lending people money.

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deleted-user

deleted-user

Yeah she sucks as a friend. Lol

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ss3mom

Ss3mom

Omg so true. She really does suck as a friend lol

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deleted-user

deleted-user

In the future, if you ever loan someone money that you don't exactly trust, make them sign a piece of paper stating the day, how much, when they'll pay back, etc. And if they don't pay it back take them to court! I don't understand how people can be so selfish to just take money from someone.

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ss3mom

Ss3mom

Totally true she's a very selfish person so I'm not surprised. There will be no more lending money to people for me lol

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deleted-user

deleted-user

I would never lend money out to a friend that has no means of paying me back if u don't have means to pay someone back then don't ask for money it sounds like she took advantage of u that's the worst too when u let someone borrow money then u see them spending it on all these nice things and they have no intention of paying u back

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deleted-user

deleted-user

Never lend money with the intentions of being paid back. There's a reason they don't have money to begin with. If you can afford it and WANT to GIVE it to them, then do so. But you'll end up disappointed if you expect something back.

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