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Case Filing
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CIVIL ACTION
Krisztie (Represented by Freeze_Line)
Plaintiff
v.
zko0
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
On February 6th at 11:41, the defendant, zko0, posted a listing on the marketplace claiming to sell “Tier 1 Supporter” ranks in exchange for money, as seen in P-001. The defendant was also willing to sell multiple ranks for the right price, as also seen in P-001. The plaintiff later contacted the defendant about purchasing a Tier 1 Rank, and they both agreed on the sum of $47,000, as seen in P-002. They entered into an agreement, which the defendant subsequently failed to uphold.
The plaintiff transferred $47,000 for the Tier 1 Rank, which both parties agreed to, as seen in P-003. After receiving the money, the defendant outrageously told the plaintiff, "Thanks for the free money," as seen in P-004. The defendant then emphasized this by mocking the plaintiff, asking how it felt to lose $47,000 (P-005), telling the plaintiff to "have fun being 50k poorer" (P-006), and making the situation even more traumatic and humiliating by stating that the plaintiff was scammed with ease and now had to “rebuild hours of work from just one interaction”. The defendant then thanked the plaintiff for the "scamming experience" and called them a peasant, as seen in P-007.
This case is not just about stolen money, it’s about the severe emotional and psychological damage the defendant inflicted on the plaintiff. The soul-crushing insults, the sheer audacity to degrade an equal citizen, and the malicious intent behind these actions are absolutely immoral. The defendant didn’t do this just for the money; they did it for the "experience," the feeling of power that comes from exploiting someone’s hard work and dedication. No amount of money can fully mend the damages caused by the defendant, and they must face justice for their cruel and immoral actions.
Furthermore, the defendant's marketplace listing attracted other potential buyers, putting them at risk of experiencing the same fraud and humiliation. The defendant acted with clear malice, with the sole intent of stealing money and emotionally tormenting their victim. We cannot allow such harmful behavior to continue. The defendant’s malicious intent, willful deception, and immoral humiliation of the plaintiff make it imperative that they face the full extent of justice to deter similar behavior in the future. The plaintiff deserves to be fully compensated for the extensive financial and emotional harm inflicted by the defendant.
I. PARTIES
1. Krizstie
2. ZK
II. FACTS
1. The defendant created a marketplace listing offering to sell Tier 1 Ranks in exchange for money.
2. The defendant maliciously scammed the plaintiff out of $47,000.
3. The defendant then proceeded to humiliate the plaintiff and cause severe emotional distress.
III. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
1. Both the defendant and the plaintiff entered into an agreement in which the defendant would sell a Tier 1 Rank in exchange for $47,000. However, the defendant failed to uphold the agreement and kept the money without providing the rank. According to Section 7 of the Contracts Act, “A breach of contract occurs when a party fails to fulfil its contractual obligations.”
In this agreement, the following elements of a valid contract were present:
Offer: The defendant offered the Tier 1 Rank for $47,000.
Acceptance: Both parties agreed to the terms.
Consideration: The plaintiff paid $47,000.
Intent: Both parties intended to create a binding agreement.
Capacity: Both parties had the legal capacity to contract.
2. Punitive Damages are defined as “damages awarded against a person to punish them for their outrageous conduct and to deter them and others like them from similar conduct in the future, as a counter claim if a party believes the case to be frivolous and outrageous, or as authorized by law. These damages are distinct from 4 - Compensatory Damage as there does not need to be any actual loss to be compensated. A penalty clause in a contract would fall under this definition as well.”
Your Honor, the defendant’s actions were intentional and malicious. They acted outrageously and should be punished with punitive damages to hold them accountable and deter similar conduct in the future.
3. Emotional Damages are defined as “Situations in which a person suffers psychological harm due to an entity's negligent or intentional actions. Emotional damages may be proven by witness testimony, reasonable person tests, or any other mechanism the presiding Judge considers persuasive.”
Your Honor, how would you feel if someone scammed you out of $47,000 of your hard-earned money, which you worked hours for, and then proceeded to humiliate you and cause you emotional trauma after already being scammed?
4. Humiliation is defined as “Situations in which a person has been disgraced, belittled or made to look foolish. Humiliation damages may be proven by witness testimony and reasonable person tests, or any other mechanism the presiding Judge considers persuasive.”
The defendant scammed the plaintiff and then proceeded to laugh and emphasize how the plaintiff was so easily scammed, making the plaintiff look foolish. The defendant also literally claimed to be taunting the plaintiff.
5. The Loss of Enjoyment is defined as “situations in which an injured party loses their ability to engage in certain activities in the way that the injured party did before the harm. Loss of enjoyment in Redmont damages may be proven by witness testimony and reasonable person tests, or any other mechanism the presiding Judge considers persuasive.”
Your Honor, the plaintiff will no longer be able to engage with or view marketplace listings and offers for store ranks the same way they did before the harm the defendant brought upon them.
6. Legal Fees are defined as “most commonly used to describe the fees paid to the attorney for his/her time and effort.” and they are “capped at $5,000 or 30% of the overall case’s value whichever is higher.”
IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
The Plaintiff seeks the following from the Defendant:
Punitive Damages - The plaintiff seeks $100,000 for the defendant’s outrageous actions and the malice with which the defendant carried out their malicious conduct. This is necessary to punish the defendant for their behavior and to deter them and others from engaging in similar conduct in the future.
Emotional Damages - The plaintiff seeks $100,000 for the severe emotional distress caused by the defendant’s actions. These damages are irreparable, and anyone in the plaintiff’s position would feel just as terrible. Therefore, the plaintiff seeks reasonable compensation.
Humiliation - The plaintiff seeks $50,000 for the severe humiliation caused by the defendant’s actions. The defendant compounded this by emphasizing how easy it was to scam the plaintiff, making them appear foolish in the process.
Loss of Enjoyment - The plaintiff seeks $50,000 for the loss of enjoyment caused by the defendant’s actions. The plaintiff will no longer be able to engage with marketplace listings or treat store item sellers the same way they did before the harm caused by the defendant.
Breach of Contract - The plaintiff seeks the return of $47,000 due to the defendant’s breach of contract, as the defendant failed to fulfill the terms of the agreement made with the plaintiff.
Legal Fees - The plaintiff seeks 30% of the case value to compensate for the legal fees incurred in handling this case.
As per Section 7 2(b) of the Legal Damages Act “Consequential damages shall have no cap if argued in conjunction with 5 - Punitive damages in cases involving “outrageous” conduct caused by the offending party.”
V: EVIDENCE
By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.
DATED: This 7 day of February 2025