A "friend" paid for a trip that we are gonig on. Now she is mad at me because I reimbursed her in 2 payments.?

Question

She paid with her credit card over the phone. She got mad at me when I reimbursed her in 2 installments (1 by cash/ 1 by check) for a total of $636. The trip is totally paid for.

If I do not go on the trip a month away is there any legal action I can take to get my $636 back, such as small claims court? The reason is that since I reimbursed her in 2 installments she called me tacky, that I was wrong since the money was due on the 30th of June she wrote in her

e-mails. I reimbursed her all the money in July.

Now she will not respond to my e-mails or calls. When I called her today to discuss the trip she told me to go f**k myself and hung up the phone. I called the travel agency to see if the trip had been cancelled since she used her card to do it with. So far it's okay.

I know I can't get any money from the travel agency. Their policy does say that there is a fee for cancellation. And I doubt that I can cancel it anyway since the credit card is not mine.

What legal action can I take to get my money back from her if I do not go on the trip.

Answer 1

The details of payment should have been worked out.  Since you reimbursed Miss Tacky, go ahead and enjoy your trip. After all you paid for it.

Answer 2

Sounds like you friend is a selfish bt.Go on the trip and make her miserable just like she is doing to you now.CHEER UP Just go.

Answer 3

You could try small claims court ( or magistrate court), you do not need a lawyer, the court rules are simplified, and court costs are lower (I think). If I were you, I would try, that much money seems worth it to me. You should do a google search for your state's small claims court, they probably have a website.