fishfool59
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Texas, she is in Hawaii
Ok here is my story, I am very ashamed of it and now I am going to get screwed.
About a year or so back I had a yahoo actions account and got hard up for money. I was surfing the net and ran across a site talking about online scams, I decided (quite stupidly) to try one of them. Here is how it worked; I posted an auction for a "Lowes 5000 gift card" in the description it just said that this was a gift card in the amount of 5000 to Lowes Home Improvement (never any dollar signs.) I get a lady that buys the card via paypal for $2000, I proceed to send her a 5000¢ ($50) gift card. Of course paypal overturns it and I end up $50 in the whole and they lock my account, lesson learned. Today I get a letter from the BBB telling me that I owe her $2000. I did some looking into and I can get the BBB off my back because I am not a company but I have no idea what to do if she tries to take me to court. My question is, if she does want to take it to small claims court won't she have to do it here in Texas and pay court fees?
Ok here is my story, I am very ashamed of it and now I am going to get screwed.
About a year or so back I had a yahoo actions account and got hard up for money. I was surfing the net and ran across a site talking about online scams, I decided (quite stupidly) to try one of them. Here is how it worked; I posted an auction for a "Lowes 5000 gift card" in the description it just said that this was a gift card in the amount of 5000 to Lowes Home Improvement (never any dollar signs.) I get a lady that buys the card via paypal for $2000, I proceed to send her a 5000¢ ($50) gift card. Of course paypal overturns it and I end up $50 in the whole and they lock my account, lesson learned. Today I get a letter from the BBB telling me that I owe her $2000. I did some looking into and I can get the BBB off my back because I am not a company but I have no idea what to do if she tries to take me to court. My question is, if she does want to take it to small claims court won't she have to do it here in Texas and pay court fees?