QUESTION
Will I be able to sue someone that has taken my money but has not done the work for what i have paid for?
Asked on Aug 09th, 2018 on Consumer Fraud - Florida
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So I make music and I have paid a rapper to do a feature in a song. We were suppose to meet up but I was not able to do it due to work but I knew this person and trusted him and sent the money through cash app in order for him to do his part and just send it to me. I paid $325 on January and I still haven’t received the feature. His name is under “Ohtrapstar” and now he’s blowing up and I believe is signed by warner bros with a good deal but I’ve been fighting to get my money back and i still haven’t. I’ve talked to his representative but he seems to now ignore my calls when i sent him proof that he received payment when the rapper claimed he didn’t. Just want to know if I will be able to sue or not.
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You DO realize that most litigaton lawyers charge $300+ an hour right?and Filing fees even for small claims court likely cost that much or more? While you might want to spend the money to sue for "specific performance" to make him provide what was agreed and paid for, if the value of that is worth spending thousands of dollar in legal fees to enforce because it will make you famous to or somehting along that line. Otherwise, this was handled poorly on your part and the cost of learning to do better is $325.00
Answered on Aug 23rd, 2018 at 4:07 AM
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