<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by cesco.g:
Last week it was reported, that a guy could not get Lowe's to pay a small claims judgement. So, they guy shows up at one of their stores with a couple sheriffs and pulls a bunch of lawnmovers out of the store, and subsequently puts the merchandise up for auction.
Imagine MileTex showing up at JFK just around peak check-in time and have a few computers pulled out from LH check-in counters!! </font>
I did not hear about this, but that Lowes story is quite funny.
It would be better if MileTex just took a plane and auctioned that off. I assume any proceeds over the judgment amount would have to be given to the airline, but it would sure be funny anyway. Now if only he can figure out which small claims count to sue in. I assume he can't just sue in Texas and then show up in another state to collect his plane.
USAir once made me pay a $35 expedite fee because their website was down and I was forced to book an award ticket over the phone. If I sue and they don't show up, can I get a plane too?