Originally Posted by mike2124
you are apparently to stupid to understand what i am saying. i had sold the kart to the a guy/. it then got damdanged. i told him that i would send him back his money but he is also to stpid to understand that. i then got a call on the kart and i told the guy that the kart ws damaged and he said he could fix it. so he drove down to where i live and looked at the kart and bought it anyway. so now i am going toi send the other guy his money back... do you understand that now... is that clear enough for you buddy
Mike2124-well done for admitting that you owe Thecurti his payment back-That will help his case should it go to litigation.
Regarding $500 and the felony rule, no problem there- he has more than $500 invested and your prior email suggests you wont take less than $600. So the deal must have been $500 and $100 at pick-up- correct Thecurti? No longer a misdemeanor now a felony.
Thecurti- look closely at the info I sent you- It will help to begin your pursuit. However i can help you further, running down any type of internet fraud is easier than you think-proliferance of the internet has required law enforcement to catch up. Its just that you must have a systematic approach. I will also help you track down his family- pretty simple once you know where the public records databases are.
The methods I can share with you DO NOT suggest legal- its all tactics that you can apply yourself.
Remember one thing- Scammers are BETTING that you wont chase them due to legal fees- when you remove that from the equation, things get much more interesting- I have dealt with nearly 5 attempted scams including one from an attorney (he was turned in to the AZ Bar)- Each one caved; one cried on the phone.
Bold talk by the scammer conceals fear.
Mike 2124 congrats on deployment, kudos to you for your flippancy to the forum users and your beligerance.
Now lets see how smart you really are
Scorp