Need some help regarding a sale...fraud?

[bexar]

I did consider that. Unfortuantly, I don't think I can. I received a notice that my bill was ready just a day or so after I paid for the cards. When I checked my electronic statement, I saw my regular bill plus the money I had just spent on the cards. I went ahead and paid all of it. Do you know if I can still cancel the payment and if so, what are the consequences?

Al

 

[slipperyslope]

Anyone think it is odd that mtgcollector01 has disappeared now that the other party has stated his side?

Jim

 

[Ladies Man]

i don't find it odd... trolls always vanish

 

[Michael]

You can charge back even if you have paid your bill. Call your credit card company now.

Michael

 

[Jzero]

it's interesting to actually see both sides in one of these arguments....
Unfortunately, mtg can't prove he sent the cards and bexar can't prove he doesn't have them.

 

[mtgcollector01]

I'm not a troll. I have +47 on EBay and +9 on Yahoo, all from sales. This is not the first or last time I will sell anything. In fact, I havee to put a Geforce3 up for auction soon.

 

[mtgcollector01]

These cards could NOT have been sold in any other auction, as I typed up the list DIRECTLY while looking at the cards (one by one, actually).

I specifically put the cards in one of my cardboard boxes, used some bubble wrap.

Here is the place in the box I put them (I remember because I was very careful).

All the commons and uncommons had been put in, and I had used a computer case box. It was long and skinny, and I still some room left in the side. I care fully placed the box into the empty space, and it pretty much filled it up. The extra space was filled with empty boxes and a motherboard box was placed in the extra room on top. I spent 2 hours packaging this, so I remember it.

 

[mtgcollector01]

KingCowe****@***.com is his email address. (deleted) THis is the email address of the person from the last auction.


The cards in question were not part of that auction. I acquired these 7000 cards afterwards, (otherwise, why wouldn't I have gotten rid of the 7000 while I had the chance? 7000 commons and uncommons are useless) and they included these 200 rares. This is an extremely pointless case.

I am a Magic card dealer licensed with my state.

Judging from the comments here, I am wasting my time trying to fix this, and bexar has no right to treat me the way he has.

Anyways, the best I can do right now (unless I find the cards, somehow) is refund the shipping as promised.

 

[crypticlogin]

<< This is an extremely pointless case. >>



Keep in mind that you started the thread and "invited" bexar to it. And you should remove his email unless you have permission to display it.

 

[mtgcollector01]

I've decided to take my mind off this case. It is truly pointless without me being able to prove that I sent them, and him not being able to receive them.

 

[Michael]

I'm not aware of any state that requires a license to sell MtG cards. Do you mean you have some sort of resellers license? That's not a big deal at all. States want you to get one so you have a tax ID but anyone can get one.

You are right. There is no way for either party to prove what they're saying.

Michael

 

[Jfur]

I thnk it's time to remove the question mark out of the title

 

[bexar]

I am still trying to work this out. I know it is probably pointless, but I thought I might as well offer a compromise. I suggested that he refund all of the money for the cards that I did not get and we call this entire thing finished. I made this offer since in an e-mail to me, he stated: "I DO believe that you don't have the cards, but the truth is, I have looked and looked again and have found nothing." With that in mind, I cannot see a valid reason for not taking my offer. He will eventually find the cards and will be able to re-sell them. I had to give him a deadline though. Too many of my e-mails have gone unanswered.