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Re: Help! How do I file mail fraud charges? PART 2 OF 2! (Wed Apr 12 22:36:02 2000 )
Sonia Lai

slai@physics.spa.umn.edu

   b. Go to the fraud boards and list a formal complaint to
      the National Fraud Organization:

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/2625/baddealhelps.html

      Surprisingly, after complaining to these guys about my
      disappearing seller, they ACTUALLY snail mailed me a
      response letter from the my disappearing seller's
      state's governor's office ONE YEAR after I sent the
      complaint and fixed the situation myself =P!  Not
      exactly helpful, BUT they do direct your complaint to
      the right authorities EVENTUALLY 8b!


   c. After posting NEGATIVE feedback to the seller, you can
      goto eBay's bulletin boards for help and support.
      There are A LOT of disgruntled eBay buyers there that
      will lend support and some MIGHT know something about
      your evil seller:

http://cgi3.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?MfcISAPICommand=ViewBoard&name=emerg

      This is the emergency contact board which many (but
      NOT A LOT) disgruntled eBay buyers gather for support,
      advice, and help from one another.


   d. Try and find the other buyers from your seller's
      auctions!  If the seller is really trying to get away
      with your money, it is more than likely he or she has
      done it to a lot of other people as well!  Search the
      completed auctions for the other buyers and contact
      them and ask if they have received their stuff or not!
      You might be able to band together to track down the
      thieving seller!


Whew!  Well, that's what I have done or heard about in the
past to deal with such delinquent sellers!  Good luck in
getting your money back, and remember, DON'T GIVE UP THE
HUNT!


Sincerely,

Sonia



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