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DeeCamas
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What is the name of your state? Washington.
Hi,
I'll try to be brief. I purchase and resell items on eBay. Early last summer (2003) I had a seller contact me privately to sell me All Clad sets (pots & pans) offline at a better price than I could purchase conventionally. Although, I was skeptical, everything was moving along just fine for months. He was true to his word and I always got them. Then came September. One shipment was damaged by UPS and returned to the seller, which he never made good on (either refunded money or sent a new one) and then two other shipments never arrived. To this day he still says that "he is working on them". Since that time period I haven't purchased from him offline. However over the winter I started purchasing again through eBay, figuring I was a little more protected. Well it happened again. One was damaged through UPS, sent back to the seller and he hasn't made good on it. He now owes me $1600. The seller is located in New York. What, if anything, can I do about it?
Thank you for any advice.
Dee
Hi,
I'll try to be brief. I purchase and resell items on eBay. Early last summer (2003) I had a seller contact me privately to sell me All Clad sets (pots & pans) offline at a better price than I could purchase conventionally. Although, I was skeptical, everything was moving along just fine for months. He was true to his word and I always got them. Then came September. One shipment was damaged by UPS and returned to the seller, which he never made good on (either refunded money or sent a new one) and then two other shipments never arrived. To this day he still says that "he is working on them". Since that time period I haven't purchased from him offline. However over the winter I started purchasing again through eBay, figuring I was a little more protected. Well it happened again. One was damaged through UPS, sent back to the seller and he hasn't made good on it. He now owes me $1600. The seller is located in New York. What, if anything, can I do about it?
Thank you for any advice.
Dee