Want To Take Revenge?

Want to get even with your friends, loved ones and colleagues? Well, a revenge-for-hire service might just do the trick for you.

Alibis and Paybacks, opened by two American women-Adrienne Ferguson and Michelle Duke-earlier this year, has served up revenge 20 times to date, according to The Los Angeles Times.

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The service would cost from 35 to 250 dollars, depending how much revenge a one would like to serve and then the business and its operatives would plaster scathing fliers all over a victim’s neighborhood, resulting in public humiliation.

"People trust us. We’re like confidantes. Adrienne and I are both good at telling people how to deal with situations they’re in," the Daily Telegraph quoted Duke, 40, as saying.

"So, instead of looking for a new job in this climate, I decided after I got laid off that we’d push this full-fledged," added Ferguson, a 38-year-old divorced mother of two.

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However, the targets of their business even claim to take legal action against them.

"I’m going to sue these guys," said owner of C and H Auto Center Mario Dorantes, who was recently targeted by Alibis and Paybacks.

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Dorantes said that the allegations posted around his business are false.

On the other hand, Alibis and Payback have said that they take care to avoid false accusations, to a point.

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