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In Reply to: RE: Marrs Communications posted by alexz on March 15, 2019 at 07:03:44
It's strange that I see this now. I just recently tried to order a new belt for a Nakamichi cassette deck and went to that site. I was rather put off by the "send me an email describing what you want because you can't order it from the web site" thing. I backed away and didn't order. Now that I've read your posting I glad that I did. Sorry you got ripped off. At least you did the noble thing.
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well... after I was burned, I Googled and found a track-load or people screwed by Marrs ... canuckaudiomart , tapeheads ...everywhere.
In summary, do not close Paypal despite BEFORE it is resolved. Paypal dispute is one time action, if closed, it cannot be re-open.
At list for 50 bucks I learned something :-)
That's why I suggested that he complain to the General Prosecutor, not court, at least to draw the Prosecutor's attention. Multiple complaints and negative feedbacks would prevent the scammers from cheating anyone else...
Is there any sense in writing a complaint to the Texas and/or Kentucky Prosecutor General's Office? Who has experience in dealing with law enforcement bodies in such cases?
The loss from their dealings for each buyer is too small to go to a court. About $50 - $100.
Edits: 05/21/19 05/21/19
And they know this perfectly well. In some countries, however, small claims are dealt with by magistrate courts.
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