shit your credit score up and make it harder for you to find a job

Threaten back that it's a lost cause if they go through with it? Whore yourself out for $500?

>>12757612 (OP)
you posted this a month ago and still havent figured it out? does your area have legal aid?

>>12757644

I don't know but I can find out. My parents said they do have a lawyer.

I also heard I can report the company for bad business practices to the ministry of labour and they can get scared off but i have a feeling that will backfire badly

>>12757659
sounds british or canadian, so i dont know how to phrase this.complain to your political representative.
in us it would be you state senator

>>12757630

Where can I advertise myself for sex? I'm a virgin and a guy. I'll go gay for the money if the situation gets dire. I'm not fat or anything its just im scared of getting aids/hiv

>>12757612 (OP)

I'd seek legal counsel if I were you.

Depends on the nature of the job. If you were acting as a contract employee, (not having taxes taken out, or to be taxed with a 1099 at the end of the year in the US) and the overpaid money was ADVANCED to you for purchase of materials, fuel or supplies used in the course of the job, you would need to repay it and return unused materials.
If, however, the money in question was for salary or compensation an you were an employee of the company, you are under no obligation to repay.

Be polite, OP. If you are not obligated to repay, tell them you are not going to repay them. If they threaten to sell this to a debt collector, tell them that you already know that a debt collector won't touch a salary dispute, and if they want to go to court, so be it.
If you're in the right, you can make it so that they will lose a lot more than $328 in just trying to collect the debt. You can easily say this and still be polite, something along the lines of "We both know I'm correct here, and we both know that it will cost you a lot more than $328 to collect this, even if you could find a way to do so legally. If you want to go that route, I'm here all day, but you won't see one penny out of me without a court order, period."

You should be able to figure out if you're in the right or wrong. If you're in the wrong, you can also mail them $20 in pennies once a month. Don't make it easy for them- no checks or credit card.

>>12757693

Thank you. I actually just found a government agency number I can call regarding employment standards and according to their page online it fits my current problems exactly.