FINANCIAL DISPUTE / MALİ UYUŞMAZLIK
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Financial records and repayment statement

Serdar Teymur | Unauthorized Use of $2,800 and Unpaid Debt

Personal statement and payment records

$2,800Disputed principal
3Message screenshots
2026October messages

My statement

Serdar Teymur personally admitted to me that he transferred the money I had sent him specifically for rent payments to a woman involved in what he described as a fraudulent marriage arrangement intended to obtain a U.S. Green Card. He also promised to repay the full amount within one month.

Following this admission, Serdar Teymur changed both his residence and workplace. For approximately six months, he has failed to repay the money, repeatedly stating, "I will pay you this month," while consistently failing to meet the repayment deadlines he personally committed to.

I had absolutely no knowledge that my money would be used for any immigration-related arrangement or fraudulent activity. I did not participate in, authorize, or consent to any such transactions. I had no involvement in Serdar Teymur’s actions and do not accept responsibility for his conduct.

I possess bank records, documented financial transactions, and written communications supporting my account of these events.

I demand that Serdar Teymur immediately return the full amount of USD 2,800, which I transferred to him exclusively for rent payments and which he used without my knowledge or permission.

Timeline reflected in the messages

14–16 OCT 2026

Promise and follow-up

A message on October 15 says “2200 atıcam” (“I'll send 2,200”), followed by payment requests that day.

17–20 OCT 2026

Repeated assurances

An October 17 message promises payment Monday. October 19 messages state that funds have not yet arrived.

26 OCT 2026

Another payment promise

Messages include “I get paid Monday” and “I promise I'll send it Monday.”

Exhibits: three message screenshots

These images show the displayed exchanges only; they do not independently prove an immigration arrangement or fund transfer.

Documents and records

Supporting materials include signed debt agreements, bank transfer receipts, financial transaction records, and written message exchanges. This website was created to bring the information and records related to this case together in one place.