Filing a lawsuit is only the beginning. Filing an official complaint with the state realtors board would make it even worse for them. These women needed to be arrested for fraud as well & jailed!
Is there a way to keep realtors from sending you "we can sell your house for you " propaganda? I own my home outright and will be giving it to my son before selling it. But this jerk doesn't seem to get the hint. Can I just tell him to f off lol
Real Estate Neighbours Story: OP needs to do 3 things... 1) Call the Police to report them for Stalking, Harassment and Trespassing... 2) Call a Lawyer to get a Restraining Order (No Contact, Stay Off the Property and STOP TRYING TO SELL THE FARM!!! 3) Call the State Real Estate Board to file a Formal Ethics Complaint against them...
4) Depending on the state, put a few signs around the property limits reading "PRIVATE PROPERTY TRESPASSERS WILL BE SHOT" 5) Depending on the state laws, do as the sign says.
I don’t understand how deeds in the US can be forged or don’t prove you are the owner? In my country, the sale or rental of a property needs to be filed with a Notary Public and those documents immediately identify you as the legal owner.
@@wplains Same here in México, all land property must be inscribed in the "resgistro público de la propiedad" public registry of ownership and the land taxation office... but there are still many ways to try to "legally" steal your property... they may forge a sale or donation contract, either by you or a previous owner, or perhaps a document of inheritance by some previous owner to try to prove that the person that sold or inherited you the land had not been the legal owner thusly invalidating any proof of current ownership... can they be caught and charged with fraud? yep... but if the judge in the case or someone in the public registry office is corrupt then you'll be facing a lenghty and expensive process of trials and appeals.
Late 70s, early 80s, I worked at a local fruit farm. Don't know how many times I saw someone with their head hanging out the window to look at me since I clearly wasn't a guy and was driving a tractor. Once a guy stopped when I was getting ready to head out on a tractor. He needed directions. He called me sir in a questioning tone. For a while, I had a t shirt that said, the best man for the job is a woman.
We went to get some hay. The farmers barn was out by the road, but they had built a new home back in the field quite a ways, so we waited. Here comes a little girl on a quad, she opened the barn and told me to go ahead and back our trailer in to the stockpile of hay. It was kind of close to a combine they had parked in there, so the LITTLE GIRL (Turns out she was thirteen) asked if I wanted her to move it so I had more space to back in. I said "You can drive that? Cool, I can't drive it!".
Last story..... OP really should have pressed charges anyway. ALWAYS press charges! That rabid Karen should have been tased or clubbed to the floor. Hope she got quality prison time.
Given her mental and emotional state, she really just wanted to get out of the stressful situation with her medical condition. You’re right about pressing charges, but that wasn’t what was on her mind.
The AITA story; I can kind of understand. Nowadays, there really are a lot of fake people, so it's acceptable to trust but verify. What really sold that he was the asshole was the end. The military teaches you accountability. My buddy is retired armored Calvary and he tells me stories. They teach you not to say "sorry". Sorry doesn't unfuck what you fucked up. They teach you to say "I Apologize" and then get your ass reamed out and fix what you fucked. This guy in the story, he didn't learn this lesson. He tried to brush it under the rug, rather than accepting responsibility for assuming the worst.
Exactly. Why would someone lie about something so specific? I would have been at her feet begging for forgiveness. But I assume the Jarhead was way too prideful to admit that he screwed up royally
Story 1: 1:06 by the third time that it happened, I would have let them know that I was getting restraining order against both of them because of the harassment. Problem solved. If they came back onto the property after that to try and have people look at it, you could phone the police and they'd go straight to jail. 👀 Don't break restraining orders, which you should definitely get if they're harassing you this much. Would have solved the problem months ago. 🤷
imagine if court did rule in the women's favor. that they believed op wasnt the owner. then they sold the house. Im sure theyd have gloated by saying "Just think, if you had only done what was right. You'd have made money from the sale. Now you are homeless with no money"
Imagine is the correct descriptor because this story is fake as heck. There is so much paperwork that goes into selling house that is all notarized and over seen by a lawyer. No 'realtor' would think they could fake a sell with a single random document.
@@roadtripsquirrel9879 Not to mention the story conflates a civil lawsuit with criminal proceedings; when you sue someone, no one is found "guilty", and no one gets jail time. If they tried to defraud the court with forged documents, the judge would have ruled in the OP's favor, and then separate criminal proceedings would begin for the forgeries. In all likelihood, they'd make a plea deal, instead of being "found guilty". But the story here just says they were "found guilty" during the lawsuit, with no mention of any other proceedings. Another fake story made up for reddit karma.
@@roadtripsquirrel9879 I get the impression that a lot of these stories are made up. A forged document submitted to court would result in a prison term for sure. This is so improbable.
In the Redditt comment section about the female veteran….. it was suggested that she may have been ill-treated and inappropriately touched by those who she should have been able to trust.
14:55 the text said "hired" and you said "fired", that may be confusing to someone that is listening to the story and isn't watching the screen. Love the stories Ripe! (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)
The moment I noted the mistake I scrolled down to the comments and unsurprised this was the top comment 😛 I guess Ripe uses the word "fired" so often it comes by instinct
@@jeanstout4035 It wasn't a typo though, did you read the story? The word was written as "hired" and that's what it was supposed to be, Ripe just said "Fired" instead of "hired" while reading it. Ripes a good sport about it, so lighten up.
You should have a title registered with the state . You should file a trespass charge and a cease and desist against them ,with the courts and with the state realtors organization .
What's with these judges handing out lenient sentences for major criminals just because they "have no previous records"/ Those women in the first story should have been put away for a long, long time!
It was a CIVIL lawsuit, NOT a criminal case. You don't go to jail if you lose a CIVIL lawsuit. You just pay the fines and penalties. As scpredmage said: "If they tried to defraud the court with forged documents, the judge would have ruled in the OP's favor, and then separate criminal proceedings would begin for the forgeries."
Story 1... isn't that really similar to the beginning of beetlejuice? That one neighbor being really pushy about wanting to sell the couple's house out from under them
@@sst1911 They were alive in the beginning-and were related to Jane, the pushy realtor. They had just bought the house to raise a family but got the "You can't get pregnant" news a la "Up". Now Jane, who thinks that childless couples don't deserve a big house (has she NOT heard of 'adoption'?), and keep harassing Adam and Barbara
I’m glad the woman in Story 5 got help immediately and wasn’t brought in by Police just because a Karen called her a “terrorist”. It’s really unfortunate when innocent people get harassed and treated poorly by both citizens and police alike just because the term “terrorist” is a buzz word. The word itself is rightly so, but the abuse of it can get out of hand.
1 story. I new a similar story where the would be thieves failed to claim the land with false documents primarily because the actual property owner spelled his name differently than they had down. Thieves suffered similar consequences.
My mom went through something similar after she left my stepdad (they were in an abusive relationship). Her step children said she didn't have any right to his property because they were "divorced" but my mom's signature was forged on the divorce papers. She always went by her middle name/last name in public, but when she signed anything official, she went by first name/middle initial/last name. It's a good trick to remember to prevent something like this happening in the future for you.
"Ma'am, "I'm going to get my shovel and I'm going to dig a 6 foot hole in my yard. After that, I'm going to throw every trespasser I find on my property into it."
Ok story #3 as a vet OP is the Ahole. I was in the Army, but one thing I have learned is a lot of Navy and Air Force jobs require a security clearance. So he could have handled it a lot better.
Story 3: I’m active duty enlisted Navy Corpsman but have been with the Marines most of my carrier. First off, the more senior leaders are controlled and mellow not like a movie so I have a feeling he never fit into the role so got out. But how can you not think that done go through things they don’t want to talk about when the server ? Ship life is insane long days with weeks of no breaks. I was only on a ship for a week for an event and my knees killed me walking on the steel and every night there was at-least one suicidal ideation with plan, access, and most already had letters. If not that you know what her response sounds like? Sounds like she was possibly assaulted. Jeez, thank god he left the marines…
Story 1 reminds me that once I passed in front of a house with an enormous sign indicating " This property is not for sale" "Don't listen to swindlers" I can only imagine the reason.
There are some Veterans who had no schooling, after Basic/Boot. I've been accused of 'Stolen Valor' because of this. I tested out of an Engineering school during Basic so I went straight from Basic, to doing Mission Critical support work at Ft. Rucker's Flight School. Because of this, I have nothing to say about a three year school that I never attended.
@@arkadikharovscabinetofcuri3465 I wear an Army Veteran' cap when I'm out of the house, which is only a couple times a month. I d it to meet other Veterans. So far, I've never met anyone that had my MOS. I have run into others who served at small, obscure bases that I had served at. None of my work was secret, just Mission Critical. It's amazing how many civilians can't wrap their heads around the fact that there are other jobs than Infantry in the Army.
ive seen this exact same thing of people trying to get land or other property for free some how either by bulling the owners till they give or trying to use legal trickery to steal it. i find it very odd because they do it so half ass. one document isn't enough to do that they would need bills and other proof to ensure they had it covered. plus they just forged a signature with out even getting a hand writing sample to base it on, i don't get how people think that will prove anything.
I worked in management for many years and had more than my share of difficult co-workers. When problems arose with workers, my moniker was that everyone can’t always get along all of the time, but when one person is at the center, that’s usually the problem. OPs terrible supervisor was responsible for the high employee turnover in the assistant position. Why not ask the simple question of why??
I'm on the line on the AITA story. On the one hand, yes, OP was in the wrong, full stop. Never should have assumed. On the other hand, 'stolen valor' is a real thing that happens with disturbing regularity, and she did say things that made him suspicious. I guess I think not the AH for suspecting, but very much the AH for how he handled it by making an accusation outright instead of quietly investigating.
story 3 ya op is the ah she thought just because jane didn't look it meant she was lying but when the truth comes out op trys to say sorry like no you didn't even give me a chance to explain
Missing the Karen getting tackled, cuffed and hauled to jail for trying to pepper spray the police would have been the highlight of OP5's day, too bad she missed it. Great stories, Ripe. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Story 1: If you have issues like this contact your local Realty Board AND your state's licensing agency to their license pulled for ethical violations. Then you can sue them too.
Why the eff did OP not call the freaking agency they worked for and get them fired if they don’t stop? Like, day one?!?! Why not call the police? What’s wrong with that guy?!?
Story 1 Put a gate and fencing up. If you can't put up a fence on either side of the gate, plant Stinging Nettles on the perimeter on both sides. Get a big dog or two. Put up No Trespassing signs. Open catry a pew pew on your hip, and maybe one in your hands. That should keep the riff raff out
When I was in junior high school my family moved out into the country. We rented an old farmhouse and a a couple acres of land. After our first winter there we did a lot of work clearing brush and stuff, and planting a huge garden. Soon after a lawyer and the sheriff stopped by to tell us that we had one month to either buy the house or get out. Turned out that the man who rented it to us did not own it. The real owner was an elderly woman in a nursing home. One of her friends came to visit her and asked what happened to her house, because it was gone. Turned out that her son (without permission) moved the house out of town and rented it to us. Her asking price was way above our financial limit so we had to move.
I've noticed that a lot of people seem to want to sell off and get rid of farms across the planet. I have one VERY GOOD question for these people. WHERE DO YOU THINK YOUR FOOD COMES FROM????
Story One: Both women should be in prison. In some places in the US at least, what they were doing was actually felony level fraud. We're talking them trying to basically commit grand theft of property. When you're talking housing, the legal lines are VERY strict and people go to prison for this exact type of nonsense. They were trying to sell land they don't own, land is worth tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. This level of fraud should've really messed up their lives way worse than that.
The second time those women brought someone over to "tour the farm", I would call the police and have them arrested, and while they were dealing with the police, I would call their broker and warn them that their realtors were pulling a fast one. Talk about a lawsuit, not just on the realtors, but on their broker, but roping in the office AND the company. My mom was a real estate broker, and my father was a realtor. I grew up in an atmosphere of real estate and the laws around it. In the US, a broker is in charge of a number of realtors. The office may have only one broker, or several if the office is large. The office represents a larger company. Each layer has more and more rules, regulations, and statutes governing how they are allowed to operate. The dog and pony show those realtors were presenting would have gotten them virtually keelhauled by their broker, and at the very least a session of figurative bastinado from the office. And they probably would have gotten the metaphorical iron maiden from the company. Then things would have gotten NASTY. On the military story, there's so damned much stolen valor out there, it's hard to know when someone is bullshitting. J painted herself in a corner by going quiet about her service after bragging about it to begin with. If you're not able to talk about it, DON'T TALK ABOUT IT! Bringing it up, then getting all cagey and not wanting to give any details would have made ME suspicious. If you don't want to talk about it, you can't get pissed off if someone won't believe you when you can't or won't give supporting information to your claims. Stolen valor is too painful a thing for many servicepeople. They may have serious injuries, even amputations, and having someone start making claims and putting on airs, but then dummying up, really makes a lot of veterans royally pissed.
Easy way to solve tresspassers: Get yourself a long-range personal-protection device, multiple clear "PRIVATE PROPERTY - NO TRESPASSING" signs, and if they come on your property after the first warning, deploy the long-range personal-protection device.
I live in Hawaii. I was in Walmart with my mom once buying a few gift cards for a coworker of mine and this tall skinny dude who was probably on drugs was in line ahead of us and started talking shit to my mom. i was ready to punch him for acting the way he was to her but my mom led me to another line to checkout
About some of them ringing the doorbell for 10 minutes, what you need to do is find the doorbell power transformer and disconnect it. It may be mounted to the side of your breaker or fuse box. If it is not there I don't know where it will be. All you want to do is disconnect it. If it is on its own breaker just turn that one off and test the doorbell to make sure it does not work. Also does your porch look new? Put up wet paint signs warning of slippery conditions that may exist until the _very slow drying_ paint dries! They don't need to know if the paint really is wet or not but they can touch it since if they damage it they would be personally liable for damage they did to the paint. You would just have the wet paint signs up to clear yourself of liability from someone who might call your bluff and try to walk on it!
A few Rottweiler's and warning signs would have stopped the trespassing quite fast. Few security cameras good too, so if they climbed the fence and got bitten, they couldn't lie and say the dogs got loose and sue .✨✨⭐⭐✨✨
One of my biggest fears is running into a Karen at a craft show. I crochet stuffed animals and other small thing like hats,scarve,soap savers ect... the prices for my stuffed animals are based of the cost of the materials(yarn) to make them . For example one of my wings of fire dragons is $32 for a solid color yarn and $35-42 for a varigated or gradient color yarn depending on where i get it from. I like using the hobby lobby yarns and they sell the skeins for $5-6 a pop and most of the time the multi colored yarns have less yards on them than the solid colored or sparkely yarn, for example i could get 377yds of i love this yarn in lilac without sparkles or get one the same color with sparkes but only get 257yds. I have talked with other crafters about pricing on my items and many of them say im under charging them. I did raise the price to by a dragon on my etsy to cover the fees and the shipping costs of the dragon. What im worried about is someone coming up to me and eather yell at me for "stealing/selling the work my grandma made" or yelling at me that my items aren't worth the price. I do plan on making custom order sheets for a few item where im offering a 50% off the item if they buy the yarn for the project.
Realtors Tresspass: OP could have just called their Managing Broker and the Real Estate Agency at the beginning. It would have stopped right then and most likely they would have gotten a Suspension from the Board.
A couple of idiots bother me a few years ago ringing my doorbell at 3 in the morning well I waited up for them one night with my pistol I have a 44 magnum pistol needless to say when they rang the doorbell and they saw that pistol they threatened to come back but they never did, it always works !
I mean, if word ever got out that they sold a farm land that was not actually for sale, that likely would have also cost them their realtors license as well. Because they would not have the legal rights to the land from the bank/county or the previous owner; it'd be no different if they stole a car and sold it for cash only for it to be back tracked to the original owner.
Don’t ever Let Fear Rule You! Dont put yourself in a cage! Last story that woman put herself in a cage. She won’t go to stores alone? Crap on that! And if someone assaults you then press charges! Don’t be a professional victim!
Sadly the title story happens more than you think. Shady people see an old person, with little to no family, has a nice parcel of land and fake documents to say it belongs to them. Then in court have "experts" say they have dementia and a startling amount of time they succeed in conning the court into awarding them the property.
The OP from the last post sounds, at least by description of symptoms that she gets, like she has dysautonomia (essentially a problem with the way the brainstem communicates with organs/body functions that are considered autonomic functioning and is often referred to as Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction). Luckily for her though, at least going off of the symptoms she mentioned, she only has a moderate form (but stress can trigger new symptoms or worsening of existing symptoms). Here's hoping that that Walmart trip didn't scar/stress out her condition and body more than she already has to live with/manage daily.
After 9/11, you wouldn't believe how much people of Arab decent were targeted as terrorists. I was at our local store where a girl that was 15 at the time at the register while her parents were unloading a shipment was attacked by some Karen type guy, calling her a terrorist. I threw the guy into a display which wasn't my intent, it was just to get the guy away from this kid. The parents heard the commotion from back of store, came running up which the guy took off seeing he was outnumbered. He called me a traitor as he ran out the entrance. I lost my first wife related to 9/11 but I never once blamed others for it. We ended up becoming friends after that. I even gave the parents tasers should someone ever attack them again. And trust me, there have been plenty of crazies I kicked from that store myself. What was so wierd, their family goes back a few generations in the USA, and not one of them have that iconic accent, so not sure why they get targeted so often .
Decorating Story: I can understand why OP was Pissed at their In-Laws but they went too far in revenge...packing the nutcrackers in a box filled with fine confetti would be one thing, but 5 POUNDS of Glitter is going WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too far... Glitter is the Genital Herpes of the crafting world, once you get it in your house, it will NEVER again leave you in peace...you WILL be finding that shit for the rest of time (or until the building burns down, which ever comes first)...That shit is WORSE than Black Mold, Cockroaches and Bed Bugs COMBINED!!! 😄😁😆😅😂🤣
@@marjoriejohnston4905 It can be if it's inhaled by small kids or pets (or even adults that breath it in if a container bursts into their face) and can EASILY cause Particulate Pneumonia which is VERY serious and potentially Deadly... I know because I've had it from breathing drywall dust (a neighbour ripped out at least 6,500 square feet of lath & plaster walls and ceilings and their window fans blew all the dust into my yard as I was doing yard work and I breathed it in when I was enveloped in a cloud of very fine white dust without warning) and it put me in Hospital for 4 days because I couldn't breath through all the fluid and junk in my lungs... I was a healthy adult and could quickly take myself to the ER when I felt my lungs start to clog up but a toddler or pet can't tell you that their lungs are starting to clog up or take themselves to the medics for treatment and if you don't notice their problem fast enough, they could die from it... Regardless of the source (Inhaled Dust/Particles, Virus or Bacteria), Pneumonia is no joke, it kills dozens of people every year in North America alone...
Asshole realtors didn't plan on farmer showing mortgage statements, utilities and probably property taxes. I am glad they screwed themself out of the realtor's license.
I am on the fence for the woman who claimed she was in the service. She could have forged the documents and the recommendation knowing that just looking at them no one would question it or check up on it. He had the right intuition since she had no mentality for being in her position when she was serving. Your discipline takes time to wear down especially when high up on the service ladder. In fact most never leave their mentality behind, just soften when returning to civilization.
It's also possible that it's a time of her life that she's tried her hardest to forget depending on how she was treated. I've heard some awful stories about things women have gone through in various parts of the military. I would also think they'd at least contact the admiral to verify the authenticity of the letter.
Filing a lawsuit is only the beginning. Filing an official complaint with the state realtors board would make it even worse for them. These women needed to be arrested for fraud as well & jailed!
I would have contacted the realestate agency they represented first and let them know about the harassment before taking it to the realtor's board.
This is not unusual for real-estate people and mortgage bankers .
@@georgesheffield1580 It might not be but when you're caught in outright FRAUD, it's grounds for losing a realtor's license.
And forgery with how they faked a signature
Is there a way to keep realtors from sending you "we can sell your house for you " propaganda? I own my home outright and will be giving it to my son before selling it. But this jerk doesn't seem to get the hint. Can I just tell him to f off lol
Real Estate Neighbours Story: OP needs to do 3 things...
1) Call the Police to report them for Stalking, Harassment and Trespassing...
2) Call a Lawyer to get a Restraining Order (No Contact, Stay Off the Property and STOP TRYING TO SELL THE FARM!!!
3) Call the State Real Estate Board to file a Formal Ethics Complaint against them...
4) Depending on the state, put a few signs around the property limits reading "PRIVATE PROPERTY TRESPASSERS WILL BE SHOT"
5) Depending on the state laws, do as the sign says.
Security cameras too!
@@jettanyx1 You're right...I forgot about the cameras...
I don’t understand how deeds in the US can be forged or don’t prove you are the owner? In my country, the sale or rental of a property needs to be filed with a Notary Public and those documents immediately identify you as the legal owner.
@@wplains Same here in México, all land property must be inscribed in the "resgistro público de la propiedad" public registry of ownership and the land taxation office... but there are still many ways to try to "legally" steal your property... they may forge a sale or donation contract, either by you or a previous owner, or perhaps a document of inheritance by some previous owner to try to prove that the person that sold or inherited you the land had not been the legal owner thusly invalidating any proof of current ownership... can they be caught and charged with fraud? yep... but if the judge in the case or someone in the public registry office is corrupt then you'll be facing a lenghty and expensive process of trials and appeals.
Story 1. Perhaps if the neighbors trying to sell OP's farm got beat in front of every potential "buyer" they brought over, they'd get the message.
Trespass them on video, then when they come back pepper spray them and have them arrested.
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Late 70s, early 80s, I worked at a local fruit farm. Don't know how many times I saw someone with their head hanging out the window to look at me since I clearly wasn't a guy and was driving a tractor. Once a guy stopped when I was getting ready to head out on a tractor. He needed directions. He called me sir in a questioning tone.
For a while, I had a t shirt that said, the best man for the job is a woman.
@@melkiorwiseman5234 As someone who is also on the spectrum, I've "been there, done that"!
We went to get some hay. The farmers barn was out by the road, but they had built a new home back in the field quite a ways, so we waited. Here comes a little girl on a quad, she opened the barn and told me to go ahead and back our trailer in to the stockpile of hay. It was kind of close to a combine they had parked in there, so the LITTLE GIRL (Turns out she was thirteen) asked if I wanted her to move it so I had more space to back in. I said "You can drive that? Cool, I can't drive it!".
Last story..... OP really should have pressed charges anyway. ALWAYS press charges! That rabid Karen should have been tased or clubbed to the floor. Hope she got quality prison time.
Given her mental and emotional state, she really just wanted to get out of the stressful situation with her medical condition. You’re right about pressing charges, but that wasn’t what was on her mind.
The AITA story; I can kind of understand. Nowadays, there really are a lot of fake people, so it's acceptable to trust but verify. What really sold that he was the asshole was the end. The military teaches you accountability. My buddy is retired armored Calvary and he tells me stories. They teach you not to say "sorry". Sorry doesn't unfuck what you fucked up. They teach you to say "I Apologize" and then get your ass reamed out and fix what you fucked.
This guy in the story, he didn't learn this lesson. He tried to brush it under the rug, rather than accepting responsibility for assuming the worst.
Edit: Cavalry. Can't edit well here on UA-cam. I always spell that one wrong.
Exactly. Why would someone lie about something so specific? I would have been at her feet begging for forgiveness. But I assume the Jarhead was way too prideful to admit that he screwed up royally
Story 1: 1:06 by the third time that it happened, I would have let them know that I was getting restraining order against both of them because of the harassment. Problem solved. If they came back onto the property after that to try and have people look at it, you could phone the police and they'd go straight to jail. 👀 Don't break restraining orders, which you should definitely get if they're harassing you this much. Would have solved the problem months ago. 🤷
imagine if court did rule in the women's favor. that they believed op wasnt the owner. then they sold the house. Im sure theyd have gloated by saying "Just think, if you had only done what was right. You'd have made money from the sale. Now you are homeless with no money"
Imagine is the correct descriptor because this story is fake as heck. There is so much paperwork that goes into selling house that is all notarized and over seen by a lawyer. No 'realtor' would think they could fake a sell with a single random document.
@@roadtripsquirrel9879 do you honestly believe people aren't stupid enough to try
@Road Trip Squirrel That's correct when I sold my parents' home I had to sign about 10 different papers. That's why I hired an attorney.
@@roadtripsquirrel9879 Not to mention the story conflates a civil lawsuit with criminal proceedings; when you sue someone, no one is found "guilty", and no one gets jail time.
If they tried to defraud the court with forged documents, the judge would have ruled in the OP's favor, and then separate criminal proceedings would begin for the forgeries. In all likelihood, they'd make a plea deal, instead of being "found guilty". But the story here just says they were "found guilty" during the lawsuit, with no mention of any other proceedings.
Another fake story made up for reddit karma.
@@roadtripsquirrel9879 I get the impression that a lot of these stories are made up.
A forged document submitted to court would result in a prison term for sure. This is so improbable.
In the Redditt comment section about the female veteran….. it was suggested that she may have been ill-treated and inappropriately touched by those who she should have been able to trust.
A LOT of that happened, and is STILL happening in the military, unfortunately.
If anyone had tried that with my cousin Jackie, she would have kicked ass and taken names! (She's a retired Army Drill Sergeant).
@@ThomasKent1346 sounds like an amazing person
Wouldn’t be the first story like that unfortunately
14:55 the text said "hired" and you said "fired", that may be confusing to someone that is listening to the story and isn't watching the screen. Love the stories Ripe! (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)
You beat me to this comment
The moment I noted the mistake I scrolled down to the comments and unsurprised this was the top comment 😛 I guess Ripe uses the word "fired" so often it comes by instinct
Damn haha 😂
@@jeanstout4035 It wasn't a typo though, did you read the story? The word was written as "hired" and that's what it was supposed to be, Ripe just said "Fired" instead of "hired" while reading it. Ripes a good sport about it, so lighten up.
Oh... I literally just wrote this comment without looking to see if someone had already written it... haha, oops.
You should have a title registered with the state . You should file a trespass charge and a cease and desist against them ,with the courts and with the state realtors organization .
That last one was almost unbelievable!
Sadly I have seen something like this in person. Some people are just looking for someone to pick on. Usually people of minority.
What's with these judges handing out lenient sentences for major criminals just because they "have no previous records"/ Those women in the first story should have been put away for a long, long time!
I agree they got off way too easy, presenting a document with a forged signature is bad enough but to give it to a judge, are they insane
It was a CIVIL lawsuit, NOT a criminal case. You don't go to jail if you lose a CIVIL lawsuit. You just pay the fines and penalties.
As scpredmage said: "If they tried to defraud the court with forged documents, the judge would have ruled in the OP's favor, and then separate criminal proceedings would begin for the forgeries."
OP1: I would file a complain with the company of the realtors too
“Oh you aren’t JUST like me, therefore you are lying”. What a muppet
No need to insult muppets.
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Story 1... isn't that really similar to the beginning of beetlejuice? That one neighbor being really pushy about wanting to sell the couple's house out from under them
Except in Beetlejuice, the couple having the house sold out from under them are dead.
@@sst1911 They were alive in the beginning-and were related to Jane, the pushy realtor. They had just bought the house to raise a family but got the "You can't get pregnant" news a la "Up". Now Jane, who thinks that childless couples don't deserve a big house (has she NOT heard of 'adoption'?), and keep harassing Adam and Barbara
I would have put a big sign on the front of the property saying "THIS FARM IS NOT FOR SALE SHE'S LYING TO YOU."
Glad realtors got sued and lost licenses and got probation although they should have served that year
Ok folks say it loud,say it proud.....
Never mess with a farmer.
Ripe, I really enjoy your videos. ⭐️⭐️⭐️. Your enthusiasm is contagious and I can hear the laughter in your voice. Keep these daily stories coming!❤
I’m glad the woman in Story 5 got help immediately and wasn’t brought in by Police just because a Karen called her a “terrorist”. It’s really unfortunate when innocent people get harassed and treated poorly by both citizens and police alike just because the term “terrorist” is a buzz word. The word itself is rightly so, but the abuse of it can get out of hand.
1 story. I new a similar story where the would be thieves failed to claim the land with false documents primarily because the actual property owner spelled his name differently than they had down. Thieves suffered similar consequences.
My mom went through something similar after she left my stepdad (they were in an abusive relationship). Her step children said she didn't have any right to his property because they were "divorced" but my mom's signature was forged on the divorce papers. She always went by her middle name/last name in public, but when she signed anything official, she went by first name/middle initial/last name.
It's a good trick to remember to prevent something like this happening in the future for you.
The veteran story th op being told to pound sand was the AH 100%
"Ma'am, "I'm going to get my shovel and I'm going to dig a 6 foot hole in my yard. After that, I'm going to throw every trespasser I find on my property into it."
The only two that are technically trespassing are the realtors, since they're the ones who know it isn't theirs to sell
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Ok story #3 as a vet OP is the Ahole. I was in the Army, but one thing I have learned is a lot of Navy and Air Force jobs require a security clearance. So he could have handled it a lot better.
Absolutely never mess with a farmer!! They don't back down, and they take no bs!
Story 3: I’m active duty enlisted Navy Corpsman but have been with the Marines most of my carrier. First off, the more senior leaders are controlled and mellow not like a movie so I have a feeling he never fit into the role so got out. But how can you not think that done go through things they don’t want to talk about when the server ? Ship life is insane long days with weeks of no breaks. I was only on a ship for a week for an event and my knees killed me walking on the steel and every night there was at-least one suicidal ideation with plan, access, and most already had letters.
If not that you know what her response sounds like? Sounds like she was possibly assaulted. Jeez, thank god he left the marines…
Story 1 reminds me that once I passed in front of a house with an enormous sign indicating
" This property is not for sale"
"Don't listen to swindlers"
I can only imagine the reason.
There are some Veterans who had no schooling, after Basic/Boot. I've been accused of 'Stolen Valor' because of this. I tested out of an Engineering school during Basic so I went straight from Basic, to doing Mission Critical support work at Ft. Rucker's Flight School. Because of this, I have nothing to say about a three year school that I never attended.
I served in a different country. In my case I just try not to bring it up here in America
@@arkadikharovscabinetofcuri3465 I wear an Army Veteran' cap when I'm out of the house, which is only a couple times a month. I d it to meet other Veterans. So far, I've never met anyone that had my MOS. I have run into others who served at small, obscure bases that I had served at. None of my work was secret, just Mission Critical.
It's amazing how many civilians can't wrap their heads around the fact that there are other jobs than Infantry in the Army.
I enjoy the am I the a-hole stories thrown in here and there
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ive seen this exact same thing of people trying to get land or other property for free some how either by bulling the owners till they give or trying to use legal trickery to steal it. i find it very odd because they do it so half ass. one document isn't enough to do that they would need bills and other proof to ensure they had it covered. plus they just forged a signature with out even getting a hand writing sample to base it on, i don't get how people think that will prove anything.
The first story: There's an American term of "bought the farm", which means "dying". By their attempted fraud... their careers bought the farm.
I worked in management for many years and had more than my share of difficult co-workers. When problems arose with workers, my moniker was that everyone can’t always get along all of the time, but when one person is at the center, that’s usually the problem. OPs terrible supervisor was responsible for the high employee turnover in the assistant position. Why not ask the simple question of why??
I'm glad they lost everything in the end
Thanks for the heart my friend
I'm on the line on the AITA story. On the one hand, yes, OP was in the wrong, full stop. Never should have assumed. On the other hand, 'stolen valor' is a real thing that happens with disturbing regularity, and she did say things that made him suspicious. I guess I think not the AH for suspecting, but very much the AH for how he handled it by making an accusation outright instead of quietly investigating.
He did not even apologise. And his reasons for assuming was that she was not brash enough.
those realtors are in the wrong business, they got the right attitude to be a HOA management company!
story 3 ya op is the ah she thought just because jane didn't look it meant she was lying but when the truth comes out op trys to say sorry like no you didn't even give me a chance to explain
He hired them and you read "Fired them" lol
messing with a farmer you have too deal with the consequences 😭😭😭😭😭 ✨✨✨✨✨⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Missing the Karen getting tackled, cuffed and hauled to jail for trying to pepper spray the police would have been the highlight of OP5's day, too bad she missed it. Great stories, Ripe.
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Bah. She doesn't really matter here. The other people were awesome. Helpful, attentive, supportive! Need more like them!
@@Ysarro Yes, they were awesome, too. But seeing a Karen get what she deserves is always highly satisfying, sort of the icing on the cake.
I love the stories but must admit I always wait in anticipation of the kitty!
If in the US you can report them to the board of Realtors. They have specific ethics obligations.
Story 1: If you have issues like this contact your local Realty Board AND your state's licensing agency to their license pulled for ethical violations. Then you can sue them too.
Second story: there's a difference between "hired" and "fired". 😂
Damn 🤣
I like the 'am i the ahol stories'
Why the eff did OP not call the freaking agency they worked for and get them fired if they don’t stop? Like, day one?!?!
Why not call the police?
What’s wrong with that guy?!?
Story 1
Put a gate and fencing up.
If you can't put up a fence on either side of the gate, plant Stinging Nettles on the perimeter on both sides.
Get a big dog or two.
Put up No Trespassing signs.
Open catry a pew pew on your hip, and maybe one in your hands.
That should keep the riff raff out
Story 1: Contact the realator liscensing board, simple as that.
If the story were true..
When I was in junior high school my family moved out into the country. We rented an old farmhouse and a a couple acres of land. After our first winter there we did a lot of work clearing brush and stuff, and planting a huge garden. Soon after a lawyer and the sheriff stopped by to tell us that we had one month to either buy the house or get out. Turned out that the man who rented it to us did not own it. The real owner was an elderly woman in a nursing home. One of her friends came to visit her and asked what happened to her house, because it was gone. Turned out that her son (without permission) moved the house out of town and rented it to us. Her asking price was way above our financial limit so we had to move.
I've noticed that a lot of people seem to want to sell off and get rid of farms across the planet. I have one VERY GOOD question for these people.
WHERE DO YOU THINK YOUR FOOD COMES FROM????
From the supermarket 😂
@@RipeStories Yeah, I heard someone unironically say that before. It made me cringe.
I was confused for story 5 when you said "he fired them"
Haha I messed up 😁
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Story One: Both women should be in prison. In some places in the US at least, what they were doing was actually felony level fraud. We're talking them trying to basically commit grand theft of property. When you're talking housing, the legal lines are VERY strict and people go to prison for this exact type of nonsense. They were trying to sell land they don't own, land is worth tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. This level of fraud should've really messed up their lives way worse than that.
Fraud and outright forgery - both felonies.
I wonder what would have happened if you opened the door with a shotgun in your hand?
if i need someone to do a job for me, my main concern will be that they know how to do the job not weather they are female or male
Always Press Charges!!!
the only thing that really matters for service workers is if they can do the job satisfactory so you dont have to call them again
The complete opposite of "convincing" someone.
The second time those women brought someone over to "tour the farm", I would call the police and have them arrested, and while they were dealing with the police, I would call their broker and warn them that their realtors were pulling a fast one. Talk about a lawsuit, not just on the realtors, but on their broker, but roping in the office AND the company.
My mom was a real estate broker, and my father was a realtor. I grew up in an atmosphere of real estate and the laws around it. In the US, a broker is in charge of a number of realtors. The office may have only one broker, or several if the office is large. The office represents a larger company. Each layer has more and more rules, regulations, and statutes governing how they are allowed to operate.
The dog and pony show those realtors were presenting would have gotten them virtually keelhauled by their broker, and at the very least a session of figurative bastinado from the office. And they probably would have gotten the metaphorical iron maiden from the company. Then things would have gotten NASTY.
On the military story, there's so damned much stolen valor out there, it's hard to know when someone is bullshitting. J painted herself in a corner by going quiet about her service after bragging about it to begin with. If you're not able to talk about it, DON'T TALK ABOUT IT! Bringing it up, then getting all cagey and not wanting to give any details would have made ME suspicious. If you don't want to talk about it, you can't get pissed off if someone won't believe you when you can't or won't give supporting information to your claims. Stolen valor is too painful a thing for many servicepeople. They may have serious injuries, even amputations, and having someone start making claims and putting on airs, but then dummying up, really makes a lot of veterans royally pissed.
As a veteran myself (ten years, no combat.) I have a special dislike for those who try to claim military experience.
22:10, cute kitty, i love it.
To be scared of Police IS the worse Thing ever
Story3 op definitely has never heard of not judging a book by it's cover.
15:05 hired not fired…. Only listening in background didn’t make sence why he fired them and had this confused look on my face
"Sr." in an abbreviation for "Senior" just like Jr. is an abbreviation for "Junior."
"Corps" is said without the "s" sound.
Easy way to solve tresspassers: Get yourself a long-range personal-protection device, multiple clear "PRIVATE PROPERTY - NO TRESPASSING" signs, and if they come on your property after the first warning, deploy the long-range personal-protection device.
I live in Hawaii. I was in Walmart with my mom once buying a few gift cards for a coworker of mine and this tall skinny dude who was probably on drugs was in line ahead of us and started talking shit to my mom. i was ready to punch him for acting the way he was to her but my mom led me to another line to checkout
About some of them ringing the doorbell for 10 minutes, what you need to do is find the doorbell power transformer and disconnect it. It may be mounted to the side of your breaker or fuse box. If it is not there I don't know where it will be. All you want to do is disconnect it. If it is on its own breaker just turn that one off and test the doorbell to make sure it does not work. Also does your porch look new? Put up wet paint signs warning of slippery conditions that may exist until the _very slow drying_ paint dries! They don't need to know if the paint really is wet or not but they can touch it since if they damage it they would be personally liable for damage they did to the paint. You would just have the wet paint signs up to clear yourself of liability from someone who might call your bluff and try to walk on it!
There are Facebook groups, and even UA-cam channels dedicated to the people of Walmart. You should see some of the weird shit people wear to Walmart.
Nta. They do not own your property. The property has been your families for years. They committed fraud.
Deeds are public records.
Rotwielers, pit bulls, hornet nests, bear spray, rowdy parties all night long - just a few suggestions to keep those parasites off your land.
A few Rottweiler's and warning signs would have stopped the trespassing quite fast. Few security cameras good too, so if they climbed the fence and got bitten, they couldn't lie and say the dogs got loose and sue .✨✨⭐⭐✨✨
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Big thumbs up for the channel...
Nta. Karen should have kept her hands to herself
One of my biggest fears is running into a Karen at a craft show. I crochet stuffed animals and other small thing like hats,scarve,soap savers ect... the prices for my stuffed animals are based of the cost of the materials(yarn) to make them . For example one of my wings of fire dragons is $32 for a solid color yarn and $35-42 for a varigated or gradient color yarn depending on where i get it from. I like using the hobby lobby yarns and they sell the skeins for $5-6 a pop and most of the time the multi colored yarns have less yards on them than the solid colored or sparkely yarn, for example i could get 377yds of i love this yarn in lilac without sparkles or get one the same color with sparkes but only get 257yds. I have talked with other crafters about pricing on my items and many of them say im under charging them. I did raise the price to by a dragon on my etsy to cover the fees and the shipping costs of the dragon. What im worried about is someone coming up to me and eather yell at me for "stealing/selling the work my grandma made" or yelling at me that my items aren't worth the price. I do plan on making custom order sheets for a few item where im offering a 50% off the item if they buy the yarn for the project.
Farmers deal with a multitude of crap all day every day its never wise to mess with people who know how to dish out a metric ton of crap😊
Pretty kitty. Where is Disney though?
Disney was asleep! 😻
Realtors Tresspass: OP could have just called their Managing Broker and the Real Estate Agency at the beginning. It would have stopped right then and most likely they would have gotten a Suspension from the Board.
File a complaint with your local Realtor Association Board. What they are doing is illegal, and un ethical.
Where I come from trespassing is usually handled with a shotgun
That wouldn't be nice to the innocent would-be buyers. They have no idea what was really going on
Story 5: "I swear this Wal-Mart is like a Karen beacon" Dude...that's just Wal-Mart, your local one is nothing special.
A couple of idiots bother me a few years ago ringing my doorbell at 3 in the morning well I waited up for them one night with my pistol I have a 44 magnum pistol needless to say when they rang the doorbell and they saw that pistol they threatened to come back but they never did, it always works !
Yes he was the Ahole in story 3...Navy vet here....Jar heads aren't the brightest though so its not totally his fault.
I mean, if word ever got out that they sold a farm land that was not actually for sale, that likely would have also cost them their realtors license as well. Because they would not have the legal rights to the land from the bank/county or the previous owner; it'd be no different if they stole a car and sold it for cash only for it to be back tracked to the original owner.
Love the cat videos
I like the am i the a hole stories
Don’t ever Let Fear Rule You! Dont put yourself in a cage! Last story that woman put herself in a cage. She won’t go to stores alone? Crap on that! And if someone assaults you then press charges! Don’t be a professional victim!
I would have bought some pigs and informed them that they were going to be shot and fed to those pigs next time and that they would never be found!
Sadly the title story happens more than you think. Shady people see an old person, with little to no family, has a nice parcel of land and fake documents to say it belongs to them. Then in court have "experts" say they have dementia and a startling amount of time they succeed in conning the court into awarding them the property.
The OP from the last post sounds, at least by description of symptoms that she gets, like she has dysautonomia (essentially a problem with the way the brainstem communicates with organs/body functions that are considered autonomic functioning and is often referred to as Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction).
Luckily for her though, at least going off of the symptoms she mentioned, she only has a moderate form (but stress can trigger new symptoms or worsening of existing symptoms). Here's hoping that that Walmart trip didn't scar/stress out her condition and body more than she already has to live with/manage daily.
Farmers don't take crap... they own manure spreaders... they give it... hahaha
After 9/11, you wouldn't believe how much people of Arab decent were targeted as terrorists. I was at our local store where a girl that was 15 at the time at the register while her parents were unloading a shipment was attacked by some Karen type guy, calling her a terrorist. I threw the guy into a display which wasn't my intent, it was just to get the guy away from this kid. The parents heard the commotion from back of store, came running up which the guy took off seeing he was outnumbered. He called me a traitor as he ran out the entrance. I lost my first wife related to 9/11 but I never once blamed others for it. We ended up becoming friends after that. I even gave the parents tasers should someone ever attack them again. And trust me, there have been plenty of crazies I kicked from that store myself. What was so wierd, their family goes back a few generations in the USA, and not one of them have that iconic accent, so not sure why they get targeted so often .
Decorating Story: I can understand why OP was Pissed at their In-Laws but they went too far in revenge...packing the nutcrackers in a box filled with fine confetti would be one thing, but 5 POUNDS of Glitter is going WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too far...
Glitter is the Genital Herpes of the crafting world, once you get it in your house, it will NEVER again leave you in peace...you WILL be finding that shit for the rest of time (or until the building burns down, which ever comes first)...That shit is WORSE than Black Mold, Cockroaches and Bed Bugs COMBINED!!!
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In getting rid of, yes. But at least it's not a severe health hazard.
@@marjoriejohnston4905 It can be if it's inhaled by small kids or pets (or even adults that breath it in if a container bursts into their face) and can EASILY cause Particulate Pneumonia which is VERY serious and potentially Deadly...
I know because I've had it from breathing drywall dust (a neighbour ripped out at least 6,500 square feet of lath & plaster walls and ceilings and their window fans blew all the dust into my yard as I was doing yard work and I breathed it in when I was enveloped in a cloud of very fine white dust without warning) and it put me in Hospital for 4 days because I couldn't breath through all the fluid and junk in my lungs...
I was a healthy adult and could quickly take myself to the ER when I felt my lungs start to clog up but a toddler or pet can't tell you that their lungs are starting to clog up or take themselves to the medics for treatment and if you don't notice their problem fast enough, they could die from it...
Regardless of the source (Inhaled Dust/Particles, Virus or Bacteria), Pneumonia is no joke, it kills dozens of people every year in North America alone...
The Karen in the soldier story probably doesn't even pay taxes.
Asshole realtors didn't plan on farmer showing mortgage statements, utilities and probably
property taxes. I am glad they screwed themself out of the realtor's license.
14:56 you mean hired.
It honestly sounds like he said he fired them.
I am on the fence for the woman who claimed she was in the service. She could have forged the documents and the recommendation knowing that just looking at them no one would question it or check up on it. He had the right intuition since she had no mentality for being in her position when she was serving. Your discipline takes time to wear down especially when high up on the service ladder. In fact most never leave their mentality behind, just soften when returning to civilization.
It's also possible that it's a time of her life that she's tried her hardest to forget depending on how she was treated. I've heard some awful stories about things women have gone through in various parts of the military. I would also think they'd at least contact the admiral to verify the authenticity of the letter.
I know what you mean about farmers, i would defend mine down to the last inch.
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I am now happy that my writing sucks I have a horrible mix between running writing and normal writing