Quoted from Agent_Hero:This might be a dumb question, but how is this ad placed if you never had the game?
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/ad/23810
wait, WTF?
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Quoted from hawkeye11:Can't fault a guy for trying to make a quick buck.
No, but he posted it for sale after the actual buyer picked it up according to date stamps of the pm's and for sale posts. something doesn't add up. Not saying its not a theft, but its very strange.
Quoted from Zukboy2002:Now I'm confused. Now it feels like I'm reading a soap opera.
me too, but it still doesn't justify the deposit of the check. Im starting to wonder if someone else deposited it. That area of indiana is known for its meth addicts.
we need a new color font for sarcasm.
Well, looks like Kevin has confirmed his guilt to me. He must have a great lawyer that can convince a judge that recommendations from others on a website are the fault of the person he stole the money from.
My advice, File the small claims suit in your county, especially since the transaction was done online in your county. That way the asshole has to drive all the way to where you live. If he doesn't show, you win. If he does show, good luck proving why he didn't refund you cash.
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