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  • 04-24-2017, 08:23 PM
    redshepherd
    Oh I just saw the thread in that FBI reptiles group. I'll add something there too! (My name is Fiona)
  • 04-24-2017, 08:31 PM
    Stewart_Reptiles
    Moved back on the main forum per member request
  • 04-24-2017, 08:35 PM
    redshepherd
    I posted on the FBI reptile page now... I'm not sure if I provided enough information, so please let me know what I should be adding, or anybody feel free to add screenshots that I've posted on my blog there (since those screenshots include his name) as you feel fit. I won't be offended or anything at all!
  • 04-24-2017, 08:51 PM
    bcr229
    Expect to be asked to post the whole conversation. Also if there are any naughty words you'd have to bleep them out of your screenshots.
  • 04-24-2017, 08:56 PM
    zina10
    You did the right thing.

    You have been beyond patient and waited a LOT longer then most people would have. You have been a lot NICER then most people would have.
    You have done absolutely nothing wrong. Not during the transaction, not here, not by finally posting.

    Let the chips fall as they may now, but I honestly think you have a BIGGER chance of a refund now, then you did before. The more he thought he could bully you and hold you off with BS excuses, the more he was going to do it...

    If nothing else, by standing up for yourself you will feel better about yourself, and just think...you may have saved quite a few other people the same headache you had to go through.
  • 04-24-2017, 09:02 PM
    PitOnTheProwl
    Re: When is it okay to demand a refund?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by bcr229 View Post
    Also if there are any naughty words you'd have to bleep them out of your screenshots.

    Here, yes. FB, no...... :D
  • 04-24-2017, 09:03 PM
    kxr
    Re: When is it okay to demand a refund?
    I'm sorry you've been put through this. It's not right and he really shouldn't be in business if this is the type of shade he's going to pull.


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  • 04-24-2017, 09:18 PM
    redshepherd
    I really hope he doesn't comment making up more lies and excuses or something. I don't want to deal with the guy's excuses anymore and I don't want to talk to him anymore lol... I'll see about contacting his state's attorney general though. Do I just call and tell them about what happened?
  • 04-24-2017, 09:26 PM
    zina10
    Re: When is it okay to demand a refund?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    I really hope he doesn't comment making up more lies and excuses or something. I don't want to deal with the guy's excuses anymore and I don't want to talk to him anymore lol... I'll see about contacting his state's attorney general though. Do I just call and tell them about what happened?


    What is he going to say? You have it all on black and white and in his own words. Those people won't take or believe any of his BS, trust me. The "worst" that can happen is that he has some friends show up to take up for him, and if that happens, they will get destroyed (in words). There is simply nothing he or they can do or say that changes anything about how wrong he did.

    You did good on keeping everything. He might have thought you didn't, and it would be yours against his word. But you have everything. Good for you :)

    Its usually best to have anything in "written form" and a letter sent. Find the proper address and "attn. to" and then send a letter. Send it with proof, like return receipt or registered. Keep it short, sweet and factual without leaving anything out.
  • 04-24-2017, 09:39 PM
    zina10
    Have you noticed that he has replied to another thread on that page (about his wrong doings) but not to yours? Even though he has been tagged several times?

    Because he messed up big. He thought you were bluffing. But now it is all there to see how he tried to pressure and black mail you. I only now read his latest text messages to you, and THE NERVE of him. Wow.

    Literally asking you to tell all people to remove their TRUTHFUL reviews or you can kiss your refund good bye.

    Bad, bad move on his part. He is embarrassed. And he ought to be. He thought you were an easy victim to play and you stopped playing.
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