delinquent online sellers

[cwass99@rogers.com (cwass99@rogers.com)]

     At $1200, you probably would want to get the police involved.  That's the
kind of theft that should end in jail time for the twit that did it.

Cheers,
Colin


On 08-Apr-2002 Larry wrote:
> I have the same concerns.
>  I will shortly be sending a check to a guy I don't know in Florida for an
> outboard motor.  I'm wondering if my $1200 will disappear into a black hole
> and if it does, how I can go about retrieving it.
> What do you all say about "recourse"?
> 
> Larry  sandiego16V
> 
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I am having trouble with some sellers online.  I sent
>> payment for something back in December and I still
>> haven't received anything yet.  What sort of recourse
>> do I have, other than driving to the guys house with a
>> shot gun?  I don't want to be an ingorant asshole or
>> anything.  I just want what I paid for.  I've bought &
>> sold many things on the net with good success.  I
>> guess from now on, with the exception of some well
>> known people on this list, I'll insist on cod.
>>
>> Any info appreciated,
>> Tony
>>
>>
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