What to do if you get ripped off on eBay?
I haven't actually been ripped off yet, but I'm just wondering if it's legal to drive to the person's house and take out a little frustration on them with a 2x4. I have a couple hundred bucks sent out and am not getting the email response like I should so I'm ready to start planning a road trip. For $200 I'd drive to California.
I used a postal money order and sent it registered mail so I have the returned ticket showing he signed for the envelope. I also have a copy of the receipt for the money order. Mail fraud becomes a Federal offense when a postal money order is used and is handled through US mail so I may go contact my local post office and turn this guy in if I don't hear something real soon.
If nothing else I guess I've always wanted to see the ocean. Perhaps a drive there in the new Focus would be fun. My wife is always telling me we need to take a trip that doesn't involve buying or selling Stang parts, so maybe I could take one for the simple purpose of finding this guy and smacking him around for awhile.
Anyone solve a similar problem?
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