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Re: Gunbroker question about a shady seller need help.
I'd file a complaint against him with the bbb. Sounds like he has an established business and that hurts more than a bad gunbroker review. Of course after you get your money back.Originally Posted by Atrain1
Might speed him up if you tell him you're thinking about going to the bbb.
Just an idea.
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My feedback: http://www.ar-15.co/threads/92485-TheWeeze
Get your money back, Contact GB, Blast him on the feedback. Send all correspondence between the two of you to GB. So they can see he's being a douche! Then let everyone here know who he is, so we do not deal with him!!
Be true to your Family and Friends! A handshake, and your word is all it takes!!
If I remember correctly, I put in a "fraud" complaint against a seller a number of years ago. GB immediately suspended his account until the situation was resolved. Seller didn't like that very much and immed took care of me.
I searched his name and it said no seller found.
Fight, you know, like 2 drunks in a bar until you are broken and bloody!
Really I meant, as in to present a case against him to GB or a small claims court if it comes to that
have all of your ducks in a row, receipts, correspondence, proof of ill-dealings.
I had a similar situation on Auction Arms (or whatever they call it now).
Without going into boring detail, I had to threaten to call the postal police (paid by money order) and make a report to the local police where he did business. I was always polite (well mostly polite) as I figured I'd be sending the email trail to the police or Auction Arms.
The good news is I got my money back. The bad news is the seller reported me as a non-paying bidder and I was kicked off Auction Arms. He left me scathing feedback. I sent Auction Arms our email trail and was reinstated, and left nasty feedback on that fellow as well, but he is a big seller there and Auction Arms has no intention of doing anything to him.
The problem with these sites (which I have used often), is that they depend on the sellers for their income; buyers are expendable, especially with the current state of the gun market.
For what it is worth, I've never had anything but positive experiences on Gunbroker.
Good luck
What's his username on GB? I can't find him when I search different terms. I'd just be curious to find him on there.
Oh, from what I've read elsewhere, filing a fraud claim with the Postal Service is an exercise in turd polishing. They're not exactly the most efficient or caring, ya know? Very low give- a-shit factor.
I can only laugh when I read these threads. 99.9% of the time it is a competitor and the. 1 percent is an attempt to Rally a group of people with false statements and try and bash a company. Our company has never kept anyones money if we didnt have it money was refunded immediately. Our BBB record is flawless and our facebook following receives 22,000 visits a week. If there is a claim we took your money put it out on the forum i will be glad to post your tracking or a copy of the refund check. The bottom line is any claims of keeping customers money is a flat out lie and can prove it as soon as you provide an order number. Our just continue to provide consumers with lies. We will be waiting for this info so we can provise an IMMEDIATE response
Reading threw the comments the only thing I can say is shame on you guys your falling right into the panic buyer attitude. Sue him, blast him with negative call BBB. Did anybody ever think to suggest something sensible or ask a real question like did you request a refund. YES. Did you receive one Yes end of story. No why. This the problem with forums its always worst case scenario get the village together and lets hang them. At what point in life did logic and reasonable thinking go out the window.
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