I Admitted to Guilt - Did I Fuck Up?

Why would you do something like this, anon-kun?

>>17796947
In the moment, I was freaked out. The guy I was talking to over email had my phone number and name and I wanted to be the one to admit to doing something wrong, not have someone else tell the person. It was wrong headed. I just want to know if this is something that the company will follow through with?

I feel that, based on the lack of replies here, I have nothing to worry about. If anyone does think that I've screwed myself over and has any enlightening information, I would be glad for it.

>>17796949
Was there any way this could have been misinterpreted? Did you actually take responsibility for violating their property rights?

>>17796985
In the email I sent an attached file of the pictures I used, the dates of the posts, and I made a clear apology which included language directly stating that I used the images without permission.

>>17796992
Shit. This is pretty serious. Have you seen a lawyer?

>>17797011
No, I don't have one.

You're fucked. Nah just kidding but if you gave them any contact info and they're pricks then it can become something. If not, go ghost

>>17797026
They have my home phone, cell phone, work phone, home address, work address. They also have my craigslist email, personal email, and work email.

you weren't trying to represent that you were them so it's literally nothing

I've done some fucking deplorable scamming over craigslist

You're good

stop freaking out. dont worry about it.

>>17797034
You're an idiot

>>17796911
As long as you didn't hire anyone no
You are a lucky fuck tho never do that again

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>>17797034
you overshared. what you did was called a mistake and was not a big deal and who contacted you originally was some fag with nothing else to do other than to make you feel like shit in that moment.
don't worry about it.

>>17797034
This is fucking insane. Why would you fucking do this? They can claim loss of business and permanent harm, you could wind up paying them for life, anon!

>>17797099
The company isn't the problem tho
They have to send a cease and desist first before taking legal action and then if you ignore it you get sued
The risk was if op has someone responds to the add and get paid for the job and then he claiming he got scammed into thinking he was getting hired by the company

>>17797109
This is good to know, and possibly why I haven't heard back from them. Thanks.

Lawyer here.

You're alright. They'll be fine with it, and if they're not, court costs will be so high and potential pay off so low that only a fucking idiot would go after you in court. Relax.