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RubyRS4

By RubyRS4,
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Krishy Grand Master

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just what i was thinking Jason

Good to hear you got your money back rubes

well done on lodging that complaint through mate...i hate scammers and dodgy people....serves him right

MissR34 Grand Master

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If there is enough info from the transaction, the bank can recover the sum for a small fee ($30 or something). Not entirely sure as I've never had to do it, but the banks can do it with enough info.

there was a certain department that could get it back for me cause i paid the money via my credit card on paypal

RubyRS4 Grand Master

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didnt you get done from a guy in melb ruby on a car part ? you dont seem too have much luck online :-)

I got the QLD police fraud squad to chase the guy in QLD ... too far for a drive.

Melbourne was not.

Dohmar Grand Master

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I got the QLD police fraud squad to chase the guy in QLD ... too far for a drive.

Melbourne was not.

Dont your balls get sore after a long ride across the highways? God knows if I was straddling something and it was anything like my coilovers, I'd be talking in a very high pitched voice

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I was also ripped off by this guy, but the other way around. He only ever part paid for some goods that he bought from me! They included 2xRB26 N1 engine blocks. He still owes me about $2k!!!

RubyRS4, can I ask how you followed this up with the QLD as I would like to chase my money back too!

RubyRS4 Grand Master

RubyRS4

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I was also ripped off by this guy, but the other way around. He only ever part paid for some goods that he bought from me! They included 2xRB26 N1 engine blocks. He still owes me about $2k!!!

RubyRS4, can I ask how you followed this up with the QLD as I would like to chase my money back too!

Getting a bit more info and then I'll pass the info onto you real soon.

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SLED Grand Master

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I was also ripped off by this guy, but the other way around. He only ever part paid for some goods that he bought from me! They included 2xRB26 N1 engine blocks. He still owes me about $2k!!!

RubyRS4, can I ask how you followed this up with the QLD as I would like to chase my money back too!

Huh, how's that possible?!

You didn't send him goods before payment did you? :D

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