Posted By:
KirkMr. Wrenn,
I believe I have done all steps necessary in trying to obtain my money back. When I received the cards they were not worth anything since they had all been resealed. You agreed that if I sent them back you would refund my money. I sent the same by Insured US Postal Service and if the box had a small torn place on the box you then could have realized it probably didn't not harm the contents and if so you could've made a claim with the US Postal Service on the Insurance and received compensation. Now I am out not only the $205 I paid you for the cards I am also out the $25.64 for shipping because of your actions. I don't believe I have been unreasonable in asking for a refund for a product that you sold frauduently. You advertised these cards and also told me in several emails these card boxes/packs were NOT OPENED and new. I have collected baseball cards almost my entire life and enjoy doing so but do not appreciate people who sell items like these and don't have respect for those who collect things in unaltered condition.
My wife works for an attorney here in Tuscaloosa. If I do not receive a response to this email concerning my refund on the cards I will proceed with filing suit against you next week 2/17/2009. I have photos of all items before shipping them back, and I have emails and your advertisements of same. You as well as I know this is a fraud issue and you will not win. Luckily if I am forced to file suit against you I have been advised that at least the judgment I will be rendered will be collected by garnishment probably promptly since I am aware of your employer and their contact information.
If you could simply do the right thing in this situation and refund my money for an item that you sold that was NOT what you advertised this would save you alot of court costs and anguish over the next couple of months. I have tried all that I know to do but I am not willing to give someone $205 for something that is WORTHLESS.
I do hope to hear from you before taking this to a more drastic measure.