Quote from: just_Alice on August 01, 2018, 11:08:23 AM

Quote from: WaffleMaster on August 01, 2018, 09:13:15 AM

Interesting you excluded the photo of him extorting me after he agreed to pay what he was then threatening to withhold. Also, what is interesting is your viewpoint that I'm not being scammed 7 weeks of campaign payment because he agreed to "make everything right" from his error which would certainly include reinstating me in the campaign. That's $840 in potential earnings scammed because here he is in pictures agreeing to what I stated.

Not only that, for some reason he thinks or is twisting me giving him 24 hours to correct the mistake of scamming me 7 posts before opening a scam accusation for those 7 posts, is me actually blackmailing him. Which I think is pretty evidently false. But what to know what IS blackmailing and extortion?

I excluded the photo simply because I don't want people to go through half of the page to read what they could've read earlier, I responded to the whole situation.

Fair enough

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You're really not getting it, manager never agreed to have you for 7 more weeks, "amends" meant those 120$ for one week. And "you have 24 hours to respond" that's not the way you treat a campaign manager, that actually is a blackmail and who are you to lay down conditions?

I think you're the one that's really not getting it. Here's the offer which he said "Yes, amends" to. "everything made right" "continue as normal" very clear words that mean everything goes back to the way it should. You honestly think that me allowing him time, a person who kicked me out in error and is giving me reduced pay in error, is blackmail because I granted him the courtesy to have time to think about and deal with his errors? Or should I have just opened a scam accusation immediately without even giving him a chance? Insane logic here, that me giving time and understanding to somebody to correct an issue is blackmail. Absolutely batshit.