johnnywarm said:
DiggerJim said:
johnnywarm said:
how can you file for bankruptcy when you didn't run out of money? you ran out of what you sell.they also (ag)has proof that they took money with maybe the chance they could not deliver.
There over head is very low considering there money intake in the last 6 month's.
You don't need to be out of money to file bankruptcy - you just need to prove more liabilities than assets. With the track record these guys have been racking up relative to the truth, it shouldn't be a big deal for them to prove they can't cover their liabilities - especially when you figure on the legal charges they'll be incurring with the AG on their butts. Any cash or other assets will end up paying off expenses like the lawyers...and the owners' salaries
So all we need to do is have people pay us for pellets we will never send them? sounds like Connecticut to me.the AG makes out and the Lawyers make out.yup Connecticut.
If they did get my money(almost did) i would get everybody involved and picket whee they live.
I would love to picket where they live! I would love to get everybody together and picket but unfortunately we all work trying to earn more money to buy more pellets.
I am having no luck with either Paypal or credit card companies. Paypal says they will investigate if they receive numerous complaints otherwise they referred me to Ebay and the following:
Our policy is to investigate a claim if it has been filed within 45 calendar days of the initial transaction. Unfortunately, we received your claim on11/6/08 which is after the 45 day deadline and, therefore, we cannot look into this claim. If it is still within 60 calendar days of the initial transaction date and the item was purchased on eBay, please contact eBay for further information as you may be able to file a claim with eBay directly.
We do reserve the right to reopen any claim for investigation within 180 calendar days if we receive multiple complaints about a particular seller. We will contact you by email if this is the case.
I recommend to stay in contact with the seller in order to find a resolution that you are both happy with.
If you'd like more information please have a look at our User Agreement.
You can find it by clicking on the link at the bottom of any PayPal page. You will find specific information on the 45-day deadline in the PayPal Buyer Protection Policy and PayPal Buyer Complaint Policy.
We appreciate your concern about the activity on your account. While the vast majority of online transactions are completed without complication, fraudulent activity can occur. If you feel you have become a victim of Internet Fraud, there is help available.
Below are options that can be used outside of PayPal.
1. File an internet complaint report against the other party.
-National Fraud Information Center
-Internet Crime Complaint Center
-Better Business Bureau Online
2. File a police report against the other party.
We appreciate your patience and understanding regarding this matter, and wish you continued success on PayPal.