on โ24-04-2015 09:24 PM
โ25-04-2015 07:21 PM - edited โ25-04-2015 07:24 PM
read your last post before this one you stated 2x $650 not $650 in total lol [message26 post]
on โ25-04-2015 07:29 PM
Joe, I was quoting the OP. I know, the whole thing is confusing. It's ok darl.
I must say, you remind me of an elderly drunken uncle of mine- one minute he's so adorably wrong that I'm very fond of him, but the next minute I'm tearing my hair out in frustration.
โ25-04-2015 09:51 PM - edited โ25-04-2015 09:54 PM
I'm seeing where Joe is coming from.
Mozis said:
I paid by bank transfer. 2 payments of $650 in total. I provided him with receipts of said transactions. Now he's saying that he only received $200.
....In his last email he stated:
"I today received an invoice from ebay for $103 for the sale of the morrissey tickets to you however still no sign of $450 or anything further from you (including an email) other than the $200. I have to tell you I have no money to pay my credit card bill let alone the ebay bill and am beginning to wonder whether you have even transferred any more than the $200. I am letting you know that if I do not receive the additional $700 balance in my account by close of business Thursday I will cancel the sale and return $97 to your account subtracting $103 to cover the cost of the ebay sale and my losses.
IF I receive the FULL amount of $700 in my account by COB Thursday the tickets remain yours and I will cover the cost of the eBay sale."
I take this to mean Mozis claims to have paid a total of $650, $200 + $450.
The seller is claiming to only have received the $200 and wants the additional $700.
So like Joe, I take the total cost of the tickets to be $900.
This whole story is fraught, it really is.
We have a buyer bidding on tickets he/she wants but then can't pay for, we have him/her negotiating a discount after the sale & now we have the buyer saying $650 has been paid, when the ticket price (as far as I can see) is $900.
The seller went wrong right at the start, the seller should have put in an unpaid item dispute, no negotiation at all, and simply relisted those tickets.
As Joe says, they have a limited shelf life and it will be harder to sell them as the date comes closer and a dead loss once the date has passed.
Perhaps the seller could have cancelled the sale and got fees back, but how experienced the seller is I do not know.
As for fraud, if the seller really does have the money in the bank account, yes that is theft but whether police will interfere I am not sure. A friend had a tradesman take $1400 from her for work on a fence and he never turned up after that to finish the job. Police told her it was a small civil case, not a criminal case because not much money was involved. All the same it would be worth a try.
But the bottom line here is the tickets have not, as far as I can make out, been fully paid for, so no wonder the seller is a bit narky and fed up. Not saying it excuses theft at all but I am not 100% convinced here that the seller has received that other $450 or even the rest of the money owed.
It's a messy case and I am not sure we are hearing the whole story.
on โ25-04-2015 10:16 PM
100%springzone have a look at message 7 ,that does not sound like a person that has deposited $650.
on โ25-04-2015 11:27 PM
on โ25-04-2015 11:39 PM
Just ignore Joe.....he is like a terrier with a bone, even when he is wrong.
on โ25-04-2015 11:50 PM
on โ25-04-2015 11:58 PM
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