Scammed by BAY AREA member: DAGLE
09-02-2009, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by s2kpnoy,Sep 2 2009, 04:22 PM
I dunno what to say anymore Barry, they making me out to be the bad person, when he has my money and he has product in hand. I think i am the victim here.
09-02-2009, 12:46 PM
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Wow, I just saw this, and read the entire thread... I dont understand why anyone would take that kind of posture other than he is indeed a dishonest person. Good luck with getting your cash back..
09-02-2009, 12:49 PM
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09-02-2009, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by HJZ,Sep 2 2009, 12:27 PM
I think the details were lost in the pages of bs.
Btw, I'm on your side. But in this situation I think you can't really do anything with someone THAT immature except to wait for your dispute to go through.
Sit back, forget it, and it'll all pass. Don't give him the satisfaction that his actions are causing you grief, because I'm pretty sure he is enjoying all of this.
Btw, I'm on your side. But in this situation I think you can't really do anything with someone THAT immature except to wait for your dispute to go through.
Sit back, forget it, and it'll all pass. Don't give him the satisfaction that his actions are causing you grief, because I'm pretty sure he is enjoying all of this.
The bottom line:
1) Buyer jumps the "gun" and sends $75.00
2) Buyer thinks about it and ask seller if product works
3) Seller is (from what I've read) FLAKEY with his reponse regarding the customers concern of the products reliability
4) Nothing was ever sent, resulting in an argument between buyer vs seller, where interesting colorful metaphors were exchanged.
In my opinion, regardless of what happened between your interactions, seller should refund NOW since the product was never sent.
09-02-2009, 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted by s2kpnoy,Sep 2 2009, 04:01 PM
The following is basically what sums up this whole scenario:
The bottom line:
1) Buyer jumps the "gun" and sends $75.00
2) Buyer thinks about it and ask seller if product works
3) Seller is (from what I've read) FLAKEY with his reponse regarding the customers concern of the products reliability
4) Nothing was ever sent, resulting in an argument between buyer vs seller, where interesting colorful metaphors were exchanged.
In my opinion, regardless of what happened between your interactions, seller should refund NOW since the product was never sent.
The bottom line:
1) Buyer jumps the "gun" and sends $75.00
2) Buyer thinks about it and ask seller if product works
3) Seller is (from what I've read) FLAKEY with his reponse regarding the customers concern of the products reliability
4) Nothing was ever sent, resulting in an argument between buyer vs seller, where interesting colorful metaphors were exchanged.
In my opinion, regardless of what happened between your interactions, seller should refund NOW since the product was never sent.
But yeah, if you really wanted to get back at him, which I really don't think it's worth your while, there are many ways. Just let it be. I know it's the principal but it's like arguing with a 5 year old with that guy.
09-02-2009, 01:16 PM
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At this point dont stress It he making this so much bigger than It really I would just let the Paypal and CC Company take care of It.....
It just sucks the you have to deal with all the drama and headaches
It just sucks the you have to deal with all the drama and headaches
