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post #101 of 111
4/2/07 at 11:24pm
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Originally Posted by kaltek
Start making demands if this ram never worked in the 1st place its time to tell him either he own up or your calling the local law enforcement in. San Antonio is a big town just ask for a person who specializes in online fraud.

make sure you give him a legit amount of time to reply as well. a week or two should be sufficient.

Some of this posting was edited due to mistaken identity.
a week or 2 is way to long IMO, call him up or find out his number with addy provided, then say you want your money back or a working product (if it was advertised as working) then get po po involed if it doesnt go well

after you contact him, give him 2-3 days max to respond with an answer to the situation IMO

tho kal has been doing this way longer than i have, i just get mad fast when someone screws me =/


soulsaver
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post #102 of 111
4/2/07 at 11:45pm
I would give him at least a week to comply. I would hate to see the cops if i was in the hospital or something.
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post #103 of 111
4/3/07 at 12:35am
ok...but i dont know waht to do tho? the ram was never work in first place, is sodimm pc2700 1gb
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post #104 of 111
4/3/07 at 1:04am
merged to the "avoid the following trader" thread. I hope you can get working RAM.
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post #105 of 111
5/21/07 at 10:51am
Hello, Folks.
Here to bitch about a company in Texas called, "Erecycler". I purchased a "New" old gateway 9550 chassis w/ mobo and panel off Ebay. It's beautiful. And it's new. But the mobo or video card decides to quit at random. I spent 18-20 hours troubleshooting it. Then I disassembled it & scoured the mobo with a magnifier. Found nothing.

I was hasty when I made the purchase; I should have Googled the seller's store first. Now I see that the seller is the owner of what amounts to an online garbage company.

-It's not the money so much as the time I put into it.

He's changed his Ebay ID a few times, according to a blog I found. Currently, he's "erecyleronline".
His name is Bob Brun, and he's the owner of Erecyler in Garland, Texas.
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post #106 of 111
7/27/07 at 8:37pm
Hi there! as you noticed I just recently posted a WTT/WTS a Macbook Pro on Anandtech right after there is a NEW registered member trying to offer 100$ more than what i asked and tell me to go on MSN to complete the deal. I smell something fishy so I tried to dig around his info ( his nick on anandtech is Karbin, msn is NPRYOR@gmail.com). After trying to convince me that he got feedbacks from ebay and ask me to go with WesternUnion, I denied it and tell him that he got less feedbacks so he needs to send MO , right after that he is telling me that he needs to go to sleep and CONFIRM the deal with a member of his family which already slept. Next day he told me that he got a KILLER-LOCAL-DEAL so he wants to step back.
I just want to warn all the sellers/traders here to beware of somebody with that msn email.
Good Luck
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post #107 of 111
7/27/07 at 11:35pm
Thanks for the warning, def sounds like a scam. Western Union and the backing out when you said no to it gives it away.
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post #108 of 111
2/22/08 at 12:00am
Got everything cleared up after a couple weeks.
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post #109 of 111
4/13/08 at 1:59am
I had some bad luck Darkloki. Money wasn't actually exchanged but he lead me on for over a couple weeks then disappeared and stopped responding to PM's.
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post #110 of 111
9/16/09 at 7:44pm
Well, You can add me to the list of people who have been scammed through this forum.

BEWARE KSMB

KSMB sent me a dead video card that he advertised as barely used and like new. He refuses to refund my money and now doesn't respond to any messages sent to him.

I have filed a dispute with paypal, although after reading the threads, it looks like I am also going to have to call my credit card and request a chargeback.

I think the moderators should compile a list of all the scammers into a simple and easy to read sticky, without all the side posts and comments. Also, I think they should ban the scammers from the site. If IP addresses can be tracked for commercial sellers posting items for sale, then IP addresses can be tracked for the locatoin of the scammers and if they reapply for membership they should not be allowed.
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post #111 of 111
12/2/10 at 2:44pm
Thanks
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