Sold Ebay item. Filed updaid dispute, rec'd fees back. M.O. came. Can WesternUnion, USPS,etc get me if I cash?
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If I understand correctly - after not receiving payment for an ebay item you sold, and going through the procedure, you then got the late money order.  So you either have been paid twice, or you have the item and the payment. Is that right? \n\nAnd you are wondering if Western union or USPS could "get you" for casing the money order.  The answer is "No."  It isn't their problem.  If the situation is as you described, the person who sent you the money order could legitmately "get you" i.e., sue, attempt to get Ebay to do something -- but Western Union etc don't have grounds to do so.  And I suppose the guy who sent the order won't know that you eventually got it.  So feel free to pocket it, if your conscience is no problem.
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From the paypal website.\n\nWhen you pay with PayPal, you gain access to a forum for dispute resolution called the Resolution Center. Through it, you can file a claim against:\nA physical good that you paid for but never received.\n\n\nA physical good you purchased on eBay that is significantly different than what was described in the listing. \nDispute Resolution specialists gather information about your transaction and help you resolve the issue. Throughout the process, you’ll be advised of your claim’s status via email and on your Account Overview page.\n\nFor specific terms and conditions, please review the Buyer Complaint Policy in our User Agreement.
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Most credit card companies will allow you to dispute and charge back anything you purchase - ESPECIALLY online purchases. If he/she did not mention the sticking in his/her eBay auction ad than the transaction is invalid and you can return the product and file a charge back. 99% of the time PayPal will side with you the buyer and allow it to go through. Now...I am not saying you rip this person off - mail the camera back to him - but do not let him get away with selling you junk then claiming “he's got kids to feed.”
520262
Lots and lots of people, and Ebay does have investigators actively pursuing people for all sorts of misconduct on there.  I tried to sell a fairly expensive item and nobody bid high enough to make my reserve price.   One of the bidders on my item was contacted by someone saying they were my husband and made her a "second chance" offer to purchase the item.  She goes ahead and sends this unknown guy over $800 cash via Western Union.  After she doesn't hear anything from this guy for a couple days she finally, for the first time, contacts me.  What a mess.  I felt so bad for her and tried to help all I could.  She made too many mistakes and didn't verify who she was dealing with and she didn't follow rules set down by Ebay, so you can't really blame this one on Ebay.
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If you tell them the item was sold as is, two things may happen.\n1. They may lodge a paypal complaint if they paid by paypal. \n2. They will probably give you negative feedback.\nIf you are not too worried about either one do nothing.\nYou can offer a refund to them, less postage and listing fee. But you will only refund on receipt of your Kirby in exactly the same condition as it was when it left your house. You also should tell them, that the return postage is also not refundable. If they agree, then refund them when you get your kirby. If the kirby is not the same or condition, remember to take photos, of it because you have the photos from your auction to compare. Keep all your documentation regarding the auction as well. I think either way you go you will get a negative feeback especially if the refund doesn't go down well.
1114607
Well, if you know there is a check in it you must have already opened it. Send the check back in the mail to the issuer. \nIf you "cash" it, you will be in trouble!
972707
I would start by filing it in yours.  If he objects he can file a motion with that court for a change in venue or a motion that the court in your area does not have standing in the case.\n\nBut did you try to work it out with the seller, I did not see that mentioned, it only says you filed a claim with the auction site.\n\n\nand how was the items not what you bought, how was it wrong
276751
Well, the question is going to open up a big bag of worms. Did you know that you can dispute any charge to your card within 30 days, and they wont pay or incure the charge on your card. However, if it is a signed slip, they just match it with your signature(s) on file from the application and prior charges. Now, if something is unsigned, that would depend on the how the charges were incurred. Home solicitations, ( over the phone ), they are suppose to go through a series of questions to make sure you are who you say you are, problem is, these companies are more than happy to just charge it, and get the sale. That opens a whole legal battle on their part if someone did steal a card. Because they didnt do their due process to make sure it was legit. Now, if the "shipping" address is the same as the "billing" address , then they will win.\nYour question can not be answered as easily as you asked because each situation has diifferent rules they go by. Gas stations, all tape their "pump" transactions, and would be very easy to determine if it was you, or not. \nThe answer is, there is no black and white answer, each purchase has different rules they follow.
797709
The USPS will just charge the person you sent it to .02, unless it is a company in which they might send it back.
1035614
yes file a dispute with ebay and paypal, Paypal will put a block on his account for the amount you sent for the tickets, he will get a discrepency alert and will either have to refund your payment or prove he sent them out he will have 2 weeks to do so. If it is not resolved and he ignores you Paypal will refund your money and go after the seller. I have had this happen before. \n\nhere are the links describing paypal buyer protection\nhttps://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/cs/res_center_info\n\ntutorial on how to dispute a claim on Paypal\nhttps://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/customerservice/EducationBuyerOverview
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Go back to the ebay listing you used to purchase the item and see what it says about refunds, and there are links to report problems (to Ebay)\nGo to (in ebay) HOME>MYEBAY>DISPUTE CONSOLE>ITEMS NOT RECEIVED OR NOT AS DESCRIBED and follow the instructions there.(you will need the item number, and it needs to have been between 10 and 60 days since the sale ended to give it a chance to get to you)\n\nTo get your money back, go to PAYPAL homepage and I'm sure there are instructions there (you must sign in first)
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I do not know how you paid for this, but one thing you can do, if it was a personal check or a direct debit from you checking account, go to your bank immediately and tell them you are a victim of fraud.  They will have you fill out a simple form and then they can reverse the charge and put the money back into your checking account.  If the payment was a debit from your account you should close the account because they would try to debit it again.  I had this problem once with a $650 online order when the merchant refused to communicate with me and by doing this I was able to get all my money back.  The bank credited it back into my account immediately and that was it.
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I didn't get anything from that site in particular, but your state should have an "Unclaimed Property" division in the Treasury department.\n\nI found some money in there this year.  Not a bad gig, and it is your money after all.
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I have experienced this problem before with Ebay and I believe their general rule is to reply with a "cut and paste" response...not very helpful. \n\nThere was a feature about this on Watchdog, if you missed it check out the website for more info\n\nwww.bbc.co.uk/watchdog\n\nNot that it will help your situation...but you're not the only one out there experiencing this...
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it's not possible unless you had also used "par" which i dought...\ngo to your sent box and see if you can get it back from there...
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The only ones who can answer that are the UPS people.\n\nCall 1-800-PICK-UPS.  When you get the recorded message, press zero until you get a customer service rep.\n\nThey won't be helpful, but hopefully, you'll get an answer to your question.\n\nIf they say you owe, then call the shipper.  If you sent payment through the mail or with a Postal Money Order, they may have committed a federal crime if they implied that the shipping would be paid in full and it wasn't.\n\nEven if you paid some other way, you could still have recourse.  Make sure you keep the receipt if you end up having to pay for shipping.\n\nmany mail order companies believe that they won't be sued for such things since they aren't in your area, but they are wrong.  If you need advice on how to persue recourse against the shipper, feel free to e-mail me.
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Have you signed for the goods? Recieved in good condition, if yes, did you report the damage to the carrier? if you didn't, you should have. it's your word against the sellers, to prove that you have or have not ordered the wrong parts, but if you can't get to speak to them, after a lot of effort, then you could do the following, give Visa the full story and tel them that you wish not to honour the payment, if your in time they will do this for you. and take the money beck from the seller untill it,s resolved.\nCancel your card transaction and stay in control of the deal, as soon as the card people tell them that you have refused the deal, expect the call from them, and sort your problem out. keep proof of every thing in these dealings.