FlaTiger25

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Whenever someone tells me they want to litigate on principle, I make this VERY clear: Remember when you get the bill that these are your principles, not mine.

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I get it, which is why I was trying to find a firm that has done this before with eBay sellers. My thought was they’d have a good sense of what I’d end up spending to see this through. From there I could decide if it’s worth it.

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I once spent $3500 to beat a $700 game warden ticket just on principle. He was a lying POS.. Worth every penny.

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Totally get it. Basically how I feel, although some of the realistic responses point to a dollar amount that I’d just let it go instead of chasing.

Hoping an attorney might be able to point me in the right direction finding the right firm.

TLDR version:
In need of finding a lawyer or firm to represent a buyer on eBay (me) to bring action against a seller on their platform.


For more context, here’s the scenario:

I purchased a collectible (2100 dollars) The seller has a large eBay presence in collectibles and is one of eBay’s largest memorabilia sellers which hundreds of perfect ratings.

So I bought this item and later found out the authentication is not real which was guaranteed. Seller is not being accountable. I’ve flagged this to eBay (they did nothing since it was past 30 days). I also caught the seller in a fraud scenario (proof all documented). I turned this over to eBay, their policy is to address with the seller but they will not share per policy with buyer (me) if action was taken against the seller.

The sellers eBay store is still active so clearly eBay didn’t take any action against this seller. I’m guessing it’s because his volume is high and average sale price is high so they are making good money off this seller.

I want to expose this scumbag and keep him from ripping anyone else off. It’s not about the 2k, but the principle. I’d like to bring legal action and at minimum, try to get this guys eBay store shutdown. And perhaps expose eBay if they did in fact not take any action when I reported and shared proof that a high volume seller was pushing some fraudulent items and they knew and did nothing.

From the online research I’ve done regarding bringing legal action, there are multiple suggestions that I need to retain a lawyer that practices within the sellers state (I believe this to be California, but eBay wouldn’t share with me)

I can’t seem to find a firm that has experience dealing with fraudulent sellers, specifically dealing with eBay.

At this point, I’m just trying to find a reputable attorney that has experience in this area of law. Someone that I could discuss the situation in greater detail and determine what options are available and realistic outcome scenarios.

If anyone has experience or can share a referral/ recommendation, I’d be grateful. Thanks

Bama looked like shite, but Kirby coaching like he was a Cinderella team made my night. fricking hilarious

That fricking looked like us (LSU) trying to get a yard when needed over the entire Brian Kelly era

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Lane really is an awkward dude - I think he’s never been comfortable in front of a microphone and this proved that

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Dude, it’s never comfortable resigning from a job, especially one as public facing as their profession. Add in he’s getting on a plane with onlooking pissed and broken hearted fans a couple hundred feet away, and I thought he handled that well.

Give him a few weeks in Baton Rouge and his personality will start to show in interviews.

The amount of morons on this board is something.

What’s worse is the group of pussies that hired that weak despicable man at LSU.

He should have never worked in sports after what he did at Duke.

Wurkin Stiffs collar stays are the best I’ve found. Bought the short and long 3 packs years ago and still have them. They’re metal and have a magnet you can use on the backside to position your collar exactly where you want it.

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Move on. If Im Florida, im grabbing Lane train or Dabo. Freshwater would crush it at UF.

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A 20-minute drive away, the clinic was in Shesh Pol

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I’m sorry and may have missed this, but what state is Shesh Pol in?

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Peyton and Eli had that same competition

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You’re right, they did. But why don’t we let this kid actually play a little bit before we crown him the next heisman winner. He might turn out great, but it’s been exhausting with the nonstop anointing.