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What you're saying as far as insurance goes is true but I think this comes under the heading of postal fraud. If you use the mails to defraud someone they have a department that handles that. You can go to your local postmaster to make an inquiry.Quote:
Originally Posted by conductor
Having said that, depending on the locale, the local police (detectives) might get quicker results.
In the same situation, I was able to help someone get $500 for a stock he had returned.
I did some Internet "detective work" of public records, & identified the forgetful seller & his family. (2 sons were LEO's.) I then had the person seeking the refund phone a son's house, & inquire as to the health of his father. Within a week, the refund check was received, along with a list of excuses.
Postal oblivion that must be where those golf balls are. I sent my dad a dozen golf balls from England back in 71. I'm still waiting.Imagine that.
speedgunner, I hope the person you are having trouble with isn't located in Jacksonville, Arkansas.If he is, pm me through your regular server.[not through this sight].I'll tell you what finally moved him off of the "dime". Nick
I got burned for a cnote by a board member on the old jouster,scumbags are all over.This guy was on the east coast if I remember rite.Dont spend too much time on ****ants.That being said most of the many,many deals I did on there went off without a hitch.One guy sent the item before I paid him.