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Homewrecking


sylvawarrior

2010-08-12 00:37:44

Recently I bought a used microsd card on craigslist. Curiosity got the better of me, and I used file recovery software and found a bunch of pictures of him at a titty bar. A quick google found that he was married. I let him know what I'd found, and told him he could buy it back from me for $20 more than I'd paid him. I never threatened to show his wife or made any blackmailing comments. I simply told him what I'd found, and said he could buy it back…for a price.

-Discuss

Brain

2010-08-12 02:14:10

what's there to discuss?

Sex

2010-08-12 02:27:31

Good job :).

Edit: There is not really anything to discuss. I don't see how it is homewrecking either.

anonymity

2010-08-12 02:39:22

Basically that is why I DOD all my stuff and don't sell it if information ever crossed it. Not that I have anything to hide, I just like to keep my stuff… well, my stuff. (not that I am married or have pictures of me at an adults'r-us bar).

Capricorn

2010-08-12 03:04:18

Uhhhh, pretty sure that would fall under blackmailing.

sylvawarrior

2010-08-12 03:13:33

From: Capricorn
Uhhhh, pretty sure that would fall under blackmailing.


No, it wouldn't. I didn't blackmail him in any way. I simply got curious, found something, let him know, then offered to let him buy it back. It's purely his choice to buy it back. I don't see that I did anything wrong, yet I still feel guilty.

Capricorn

2010-08-12 04:08:55

Why would you even mention it if you were not expecting him to pay you back?

ZephyrsFury

2010-08-12 06:35:29

If its not blackmail then its coercion. Either way the point is you're trying to get money from him by making him feel threatened which, if not lawfully wrong, is morally wrong.

anonymity

2010-08-12 10:16:21

^ that is why you still feel bad about it.

If you sold it back penny/penny the price that you bought it, it would be like getting a strait refund for your product. Which wouldn't be coercion or blackmail. After you make that offer, if he decides to pay more or insists that is his choice purely on free will while not feeling threatened. In that case you would have done your part and nothing more to it. (then not feeling bad)

Nava2

2010-08-12 10:28:44

just delete the info.. :/

sirlaughsalot

2010-08-12 12:16:37

While it is true you did not threaten him in any way, it is implied.

You could just crop him out of the pictures and fap to them…

R0b0t1

2010-08-14 23:47:43

ITT: Original Poster is a noob.

Becks

2010-08-15 19:34:54

meh.. let a brother have some fun.. guessing you don't like girls yet?

3Garrett3

2010-08-15 20:15:54

From: R0b0t1
ITT: Original Poster is a noob.


You used ITT but not OP…?

But on topic,

Just delete the data. Or keep it. Just don't extort money from the guy.

anonymity

2010-08-16 12:42:22

If you can't trade it back moneyformoney of what you originally paid. Just format the drive a few times and don't bother with it.

Smartzkid

2010-08-17 20:27:40

Unless you bought it solely for the sake of being a douche and recovering someone else's carelessly deleted files, why do you care?