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jess_monster
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I decided to buy a motorcycle through ebay and found one that was close to my home town. It was a relatively cheap bike at only $400. I figured there would be a little money that I would have to put into the bike. I was right. He told me I'd be able to drive it home from his house. The brakes don't even work.
Now this is where it gets complicated. I showed up at his residence after driving 2 hours. I get there and tell the man who I am and everything. So he shows me the bike and we get it loaded up. I wasn't dissapointed in the bike's exterior condition. I have never ridden a bike and didn't know what flaws to look for. Anyways, I don't really care about the bike. The PROBLEM here is that I gave him the money assuming he had the title. He didn't. After loading the bike and giving me the money he tells me this. So I figure, I'll trust this guy because he says he'll mail the title to me. It's been a few days and I send him an email. It says that I was letting him have a chance to explain the bike and condition before I post a negative feedback. So he get's all uptite, Calls me on the telephone so I don't have proof, and demands that I post a Great feedback on his profile.(If you don't know people look at the profile and if there are some negatives it's not good for your sales.) I refused and now he won't send the title til I do.
Am I going to have to go to court for this?
The next twist is: Today his wife sends me an email saying that I tried to send a virus to their computer. I simply replied to an email he had sent me. Nothing happened to their computer and I guess she has it located and she is threatening to take me to court. I'm not worried. I have no idea how to send a virus. My only question is there a way to prove I didn't send a virus? And since I don't know much about computers, is there a possibility I did accidentally send her a virus?
Any and all advice would be greatly appreciataded.
Now this is where it gets complicated. I showed up at his residence after driving 2 hours. I get there and tell the man who I am and everything. So he shows me the bike and we get it loaded up. I wasn't dissapointed in the bike's exterior condition. I have never ridden a bike and didn't know what flaws to look for. Anyways, I don't really care about the bike. The PROBLEM here is that I gave him the money assuming he had the title. He didn't. After loading the bike and giving me the money he tells me this. So I figure, I'll trust this guy because he says he'll mail the title to me. It's been a few days and I send him an email. It says that I was letting him have a chance to explain the bike and condition before I post a negative feedback. So he get's all uptite, Calls me on the telephone so I don't have proof, and demands that I post a Great feedback on his profile.(If you don't know people look at the profile and if there are some negatives it's not good for your sales.) I refused and now he won't send the title til I do.
Am I going to have to go to court for this?
The next twist is: Today his wife sends me an email saying that I tried to send a virus to their computer. I simply replied to an email he had sent me. Nothing happened to their computer and I guess she has it located and she is threatening to take me to court. I'm not worried. I have no idea how to send a virus. My only question is there a way to prove I didn't send a virus? And since I don't know much about computers, is there a possibility I did accidentally send her a virus?
Any and all advice would be greatly appreciataded.