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Not only are they a$$holes, they are also idiots...

Sydwayz

Sydwayz

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In mid-February 2008, I resigned from Company A and took a job with Company B.

In late-February 2008, Company A sued the $hit out of me claiming intellectual property theft, customer information theft, and tried to hold me accountable for lost sales, including a TRO.

In May 2008, the lawsuit was dismissed as I had done no wrongdoing.

In MARCH 2009, Company A put $12 bucks into my Retirement Plan which I had actually already emptied/rolled over.

Today, I get a letter from the Retirement Plan company stating I now have $16 bucks in the account. However, I have to have $50 bucks in the account to make a withdrawal/cash out/IRA rollover.

Let's hope the Company A a$$holes/idiots keep it up and the market keeps swinging up!

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Sydwayz said:
In mid-February 2008, I resigned from Company A and took a job with Company B.

In late-February 2008, Company A sued the $hit out of me claiming intellectual property theft, customer information theft, and tried to hold me accountable for lost sales, including a TRO.

In May 2008, the lawsuit was dismissed as I had done no wrongdoing.

In MARCH 2009, Company A put $12 bucks into my Retirement Plan which I had actually already emptied/rolled over.

Today, I get a letter from the Retirement Plan company stating I now have $16 bucks in the account. However, I have to have $50 bucks in the account to make a withdrawal/cash out/IRA rollover.

Let's hope the Company A a$$holes/idiots keep it up and the market keeps swinging up!

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Sounds like you're having an excellent day. :sifone:
 
Thank God I never have to worry about a Company sueing me claiming..... intellectual property theft.
 
Think about this, your retirement account in their plan probably costs them $15-40/year. So if you keep the small balance there, it will cost them.
 
LaughingCat said:
Think about this, your retirement account in their plan probably costs them $15-40/year. So if you keep the small balance there, it will cost them.
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The last time I resigned years ago, I also rolled-over my 401k. Because of daily market fluctuations or whatever, after the disbursement I ended up with something like 3 bucks in the account. It's been years and it's now up to like 40 bucks, but I refuse to cash the quarterly check they try to send me. I say fvck 'em...I hope those bastards curse my name every quarter when they see it come across their desks, while they continue to pay for account maintenance. :D
 
99fever27 said:
Did you sign a noncompete?
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No, I did not. But that's not why they sued me. They accused me of theft and attempted to get the TRO based on assumption that I had stolen information; which were all false allegations. The lawsuit was actually full of, and based on lies; which ultimately helped my case.

One part of the lawsuit alleged that I had left Company A and was in training for Product XYZ of Company B on a certain date in mid-February 2008.

I submitted to the court a very nice verifiable dated picture of myself in a new Active Thunder in the water at the 2008 Miami Boat Show, being interviewed by Performance Boats Magazine AT the time that I was allegedly in training. The court got a nice kick out of that one and you should have seen opposing counsels' jaws hit the table.

Funny thing is; Company A is (was) in the business of Intellectual Property Theft and Data Leakage Prevention. They are now all but out of business.

IRONY!

Fockers.
 
CigDaze said:
The last time I resigned years ago, I also rolled-over my 401k. Because of daily market fluctuations or whatever, after the disbursement I ended up with something like 3 bucks in the account. It's been years and it's now up to like 40 bucks, but I refuse to cash the quarterly check they try to send me. I say fvck 'em...I hope those bastards curse my name every quarter when they see it come across their desks, while they continue to pay for account maintenance. :D
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Same deal here. After I rolled over my 401K from the last job I ended up with about $1.50 left in the account. Its down to a $1 now. When the statement comes in I like to cuss and get ****ed and then show my friends how bad my retirment savings is going. :26::sifone:
 
I had a few bucks in one of my 401's after I had rolled it over after leaving the company. After a year they wanted to charge me the maintenance fee to maintain the account seeing that I was no longer with the company.
 
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