Alley?
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: And you were
gonna sell caps, junior athletic
wear, outdoor sportswear.
>> It was just football jerseys,
Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: So like this?
>> Correct, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, great.
Oh.
Did you ever see these?
>> No, I did not, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Sportswear Alley.
"Coach's Corner.
It only costs $25 a month."
What is that?
>> That was something that Jeff
and I discussed where he would
have an insider report for
fanatical football fans, people
that are really into football.
They would get injury reports on
the week, they would get team
forecasts, and other information
about what their team of choice
was doing.
>> Judge Judy: Did you ever show
him these?
>> No, he never asked to see
them, and the thing is, those
jerseys did not go up until
February of this year because he
didn't give me the list of
jerseys he wanted.
And here's the e-mail from him,
Your Honor.
The date is February 9 of 2016.
Five and a half months later is
when I get the list of jerseys
that he wanted done.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, great.
Terrific.
Do you remember sending this to
him in February?
>> Yes, I cer-- yes, I do,
Your Honor.
And that was the list of the 100
jerseys that he was supplying me
on the website of the players'
jerseys that I wanted.
>> Judge Judy: So, in February,
you had this communication with
him.
You supplied him with the
jerseys.
As a result of that, you did
this?
>> I've done the whole thing,
Your Honor.
There's eight pages of jerseys.
The whole 100 have been loaded.
The problem is is I got that
this year in February.
It was done by March.
The whole problem with this is
the site is essentially done,
but he has never provided me a
payment method to where someone
can pay and they'll get a
jersey.
>> Judge Judy: So, is what
you're telling me that at this
point, the only thing you need
from the plaintiff, because the
site is completed, is for him to
open an account with Visa, for
instance.
>> That was --
>> Judge Judy: Or MasterCard or
PayPal or whatever people use
these days?
Or is it Bitcoin or whatever
else it is, and say, "This is
the way you have to pay for your
jersey."
Am I -- I don't know.
I've never ordered anything
online.
>> Byrd: Sounds right.
>> Judge Judy: So, is that what
you're missing?
>> Yes, that's one thing I'm
missing, Your Honor.
But here's the whole issue.
When we first started this, I
told Jeff, "I need you to go
down to Secretary of State, tape
the name Sportswear Alley, get a
DBA, go to your bank, and open
up an account.
His response was, "I do not want
Social Security to know that I'm
running this business.
I want it to be under the
radar."
That's why he would not provide
that and he tried to get a
pre-paid card, I guess, and the
card has never worked.
So that's one thing I need.
The second thing I need is to
know what type of jerseys these
are.
If you look, Your Honor, on
those jerseys, you'll see that
there's a default price of $5,
and you'll see there's no
description.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, I understand.
How old are you, sir?
>> I am 53 years old.
>> Judge Judy: Well, you're
certainly much too young to
collect Social Security.
So you collect Social Security
disability.
>> I do, and --
>> Judge Judy: And how long have
you been collecting
Social Security --
>> 25 years, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: And if you make a
certain amount of money, that
disability stops.
>> That is correct, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Got it.
I got it.
Your Honor, I supplied a card
for him --
>> Judge Judy: What kind of
card, sir?
>> It was a debit card.
The plan was that in even
thinking about building this is
that I wanted to eventually
challenge myself to get off of
Social Security.
>> Judge Judy: Well, that's very
nice, but then you should've
taken his advice.
The first thing you have to do
is register your name.
The next thing you have to do is
go and open a bank account in
the name of that LLC,
corporation, or whatever it is
so that if people want to
purchase something, they know
that you are a legitimate
company.
>> Understand.
>> Judge Judy: He says that the
site is ready.
Is the site ready except for the
billing method?
>> The billing method --
>> Judge Judy: And the price of
the jerseys.
>> The price, and also I need to
know if they're gonna be
embroidered jerseys, mesh
jerseys.
There need to be a description
under each jersey of what it is
so the customer knows what
they're buying.
He's never provided that.
On the first two pages, he's
supposed to provide me with just
rough content --
>> Judge Judy: I just want to
know --
>> And I'll put it up for him.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, fine.
So, what you're here for,
Mr. Turner, is a premature
action.
The first thing you have to do
is register the name.
Have you done that?
The answer is yes or no.
>> No, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Well, you have to
do that.
Secretary of State, wherever
that is, will research the name
and see if that name is
available.
You don't even know if that name
is available.
What if somebody else has the
name Sportswear Alley?
>> Sportswear Alley got picked
up and then released because it
was taken hostage, Your Honor.
And what I mean by taken hostage
is that the name was taken and
held for sale for $570 on the --
>> Judge Judy: Mr. Turner, are
you saying that the domain
name -- the domain name --
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: ...somebody owns
it, and they wanted money for it
when you went to GoDaddy.
>> To...
>> Judge Judy: I mean, I
understand that.
I've done -- that I understand.
Somebody explained that to me.
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