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dschoone
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I'll try to make this short and hopefully make my point. If it's not clear, I will do my best to elaborate.
I was/am involved in a deal to purchase some stamps for sale on the Internet. The stamps arrived on my doorstep on Oct 11, 2000, with a promise of payment in four equal installments, first one due Nov. 11.
Things didn't work out as I had hoped and by December 11th, his attorney was contacting me for the return of the stamps and all monies that I had earned from them. I replied that I would return just the original face value of the stamps and monies equivalent to the face value of the stamps, which is the price that you would pay for them for at the post office. They agreed to that and I returned the stamps on Jan 4, 2001.
They have , since December 11th, contending that I am stealing the stamps, which I have already returned to them. They are telling me that they are assuming that every stamp that was in the collection that resembles one that I am selling, they will consider it as one of their stamps and continue to keep harassing me and infoming others of my thievery.
This person and his attorney have been telling everyone who they can think of that I am a thief, that I can not be trusted, and not to do business with me.
They continue to send me emails to harass me, after I have told them and their attorney to tell them that I don't want them contacting me. Their interpretation of the Fair Credit Act is that they are allowed to harass me every 24 hours as long as they wish to. A small sum is still due them, so they think they can continue to harass me for it.
I need to know what I can do about this. If anyone has any ideas, please let me know.
I was/am involved in a deal to purchase some stamps for sale on the Internet. The stamps arrived on my doorstep on Oct 11, 2000, with a promise of payment in four equal installments, first one due Nov. 11.
Things didn't work out as I had hoped and by December 11th, his attorney was contacting me for the return of the stamps and all monies that I had earned from them. I replied that I would return just the original face value of the stamps and monies equivalent to the face value of the stamps, which is the price that you would pay for them for at the post office. They agreed to that and I returned the stamps on Jan 4, 2001.
They have , since December 11th, contending that I am stealing the stamps, which I have already returned to them. They are telling me that they are assuming that every stamp that was in the collection that resembles one that I am selling, they will consider it as one of their stamps and continue to keep harassing me and infoming others of my thievery.
This person and his attorney have been telling everyone who they can think of that I am a thief, that I can not be trusted, and not to do business with me.
They continue to send me emails to harass me, after I have told them and their attorney to tell them that I don't want them contacting me. Their interpretation of the Fair Credit Act is that they are allowed to harass me every 24 hours as long as they wish to. A small sum is still due them, so they think they can continue to harass me for it.
I need to know what I can do about this. If anyone has any ideas, please let me know.