I bought a S2000 and got ripped off
03-16-2016, 12:00 PM
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03-16-2016, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by yourboysoap' timestamp='1458157832' post='23910583
Just wanted to throw in some caution here. Let's not make this personal. This guy has a family that didn't ask to be involved in this. The worst thing the community at s2ki can do is hunt this guy down and harass him physically. Dropping his Yelp rating is totally fair as he has scammed someone, but posting his personal information or family information is a huge mistake. Let's not stoop to his level here.
That's why I have not posted any of his sensitive information besides phone numbers he listed in his AD's.
I have his drivers license photo with address. I could've posted that on here for the internet to destroy but I'm still not asshol* even though I'm being tested right now!
Cooler heads prevail, Lon.
03-16-2016, 12:33 PM
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Give the district court in the jurisdiction of purchase and an attorney in both the sale jurisdiction and your residence a quick ring. Inquire about the legality of what happened. US State courts operate on good faith. If you have a case (and I believe you very well may) you can most likely mediate to recoup your losses. You are a victim of fraud. Intentional tort law protects citizens of the United States from this. You may also use the long-arm statute so you may do this remotely from your home state.
EDIT: As an added statement, if and when you win, he will be obligated to also pick up both ends of the legal expenses in addition to making you "whole" through either monetary damages, delivery of missing components, or both.
EDIT: As an added statement, if and when you win, he will be obligated to also pick up both ends of the legal expenses in addition to making you "whole" through either monetary damages, delivery of missing components, or both.
03-16-2016, 12:43 PM
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Well, I know I haven't been around in a long time, but I just saw this over on bimmerpost. Sorry to hear about this Lon. Hope it all works out
Side note: Hi to all the OG members
Side note: Hi to all the OG members
03-16-2016, 12:46 PM
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get a lawyer. if your worried about the coast and don't want to risk losing more money. start a go found me page of something of that sort I'm shore if we all put in a few bucks if should cover you.
anyone in CA know a reputable small clams lawyer
don't let this scum get away with this. your case looks pretty good all thing considered
anyone in CA know a reputable small clams lawyer
don't let this scum get away with this. your case looks pretty good all thing considered
03-16-2016, 12:52 PM
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get a lawyer. if your worried about the coast and don't want to risk losing more money. start a go found me page of something of that sort I'm shore if we all put in a few bucks if should cover you.
anyone in CA know a reputable small clams lawyer
don't let this scum get away with this. your case looks pretty good all thing considered
anyone in CA know a reputable small clams lawyer
don't let this scum get away with this. your case looks pretty good all thing considered
I would love any legal recommendations for this situation.