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This is technically the banks fault for not asking for ID.
Tell him to give you double the amount the check was for within a month or you're sending his ass to jail for check fraud.
yeah...I think this may be a fake post just to get on the front page. You usually need the check endorsed, and a lot of banks actually require the original person's ID. even a copy of it.
First off, you shouldn't have just left that laying around. There are plenty of places you could have put that where it was more safe (hell, even a pants pocket would do). Second, what your roomie did is called identity fraud, not to mention check fraud. Don't bother trying to extract your money from him (it's highly improbably that you will anyway); just report him to the authorities.
You really sucked! What a pity...
You snooze; you lose! Sell his (our) stuff.
good news: your roomate leagally owes you that money so you have the right to take him or her to small claims court. and make sure you make them pay all the court fees too. good luck, hope you get it all back (and maybe even a lil extra for your roomate being a D-bag)
Either this is fake, or you're a complete idiot. You cannot cash a check without signing it. Unless your roommate signed it fraudulently (in which case you are entitled to take him to court), you probably just signed it and left it lying around, which is stupid and is completely your fault.
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Tell him to pay it back or you'll be taking him to small-claims court.
If this guy SENT you a confession you can definitely press charges.