Re: internet fraud

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Ebay has its policies for dealing with these things. They
have "Dispute Resolution". I suggest you contact Ebay.

On 6/29/05, missmarge wrote:
> I have been having problems with a buyer of some goods
> sold on auction site, Ebay.
> I sold the goods to the buyer, after 3 days he was
> threatening me with a solicitor because they items had not
> been received yet. I clearly stated in the auction 10-18
> days to receive the goods.
> He received the goods 5 days after the auction end, and is
> now saying he doesent want them, he wants a refund. He
> says the goods are not as discribed, yet it was all
> clearly stated in the auction. He is now saying if i do
> not refund his money in 48 hours he will have me charged
> with internet fraud. I have contacted him serveral times
> asking for a solution to this problem, I have offered to
> repay his money, but stated that I could not afford to
> repay it all in one hit, but I would pay it off. I offered
> him to go through small claims to seek the refund, I would
> be happy with this.
> Does he have any grounds for legal action?