Re: Ebay rip off

["Francis J. O'Reilly" <foreilly@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I am an attorney. These matters can be frustrating. If it's interstate, it's 
too small for the FBI, they usually want to investigate very large matters. 
You can file a police report with your local police as well as witht he 
police where they live. Pain in the neck if you have to come into the 
station to file the complaint.

You may avail yourself of the local civil courts in the seller's 
jurisdiction. Also difficult because you have to be present to testify. This 
is also assuming that you know the actual identity of the seler, not just a 
screen name, and more importantly that the seller has any assets whatsoever.

Good luck,

Francis J. O'Reilly
----- Original Message ----- 
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To: "AMC LIst" <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, December 25, 2005 7:48 AM
Subject: Ebay rip off


> As I know there is a lawyer or two on the list here, I need some info. I 
> was ripped off on Ebay, first time. PayPal/eBay refunded only a portion of 
> the funds after a ten day grace period because the person didn't respond 
> to the complaint. How can one go after the person for the remaining funds? 
> Contact the local police where they live? Thanks.
>
> Merry Christmas