[Boatanchors] Fraud Question

[Mark Foltarz]

I once got some tubes from a walking sack of dung named Mike Foreman of 2242
Prosperity, San Leandro, CA.

He had the brilliant idea of packing $180 of tubes in what was approximately a
pizza box. Real stupid for a supposed tube dealer.

The package was insured and paid for with a usps money order.

Box of rattling glass arrived at the post office.

The insurance was rejected and of course Mr. Foreskin, er, I mean Foreman, came
up with all kinds of excuses not to make good on the deal.

Can you  tell I am still ticked 3 years later?

Also, that jerk was the only bad transaction out of over 180.

So there you have it

de KA4JVY

Mark



--- BSugarberg <bsugarberg at core.com> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I used to think that I was protected if I paid for my goodies with
> a USPS Money Order.  However, I have read/heard that the USPS will take
> little action on a complaint, unless a high dollar figure is involved,
> or the seller has multiple complaints against him; and in any event,
> rarely do you get any money back.
> 
> Is there anyone on the list who has had an actual experience with the
> USPS regarding a complaint, pro or con, that they could tell us about?
> Has anyone actually gotten their money back?
> 
> 73, Bruce WA8TNC
> =================
> J. Forster wrote:
> 
> > Had I purchased those two on eBay, I would have filed Mail Fraud
> > complaints with USPS and gotten the money back.
> > 
> > FWIW,
> > -John
> 
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