I've gotten a fake before last year that had authentic written all over the listing but it was SOOOO not authentic. Heck! It wasnt even leather! 
But I'm not one to sue.
But I'm not one to sue.
Do buyers ever sue the seller for selling them $100-300 fake as authentic?
- Thread starter melikemochi
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i don't know but if i ever recieved a fake i would do everything in my power to have them taken off ebay and report them to the fbi and get my money back.
I wouldnt sue. I would follow the steps (contacting seller, disputing, Etc) like anyone would tell you here IMMIEDIATELY upon receiving it.
Unfortunately, I think you may be a little too late to take those steps.
But sue? No. There is nothing I would buy on eBay that would ever be worth suing.
Unfortunately, I think you may be a little too late to take those steps.
But sue? No. There is nothing I would buy on eBay that would ever be worth suing.
I do not think sueing would be worth the effort in time nor money..and the sellers know it.
Yeah, my 200th post!
Yeah, my 200th post!
I would in a heart beat! I all but had the civil complaint filed in the Superior Court for Middlesex County in MA on the 'yellow bag fiasco". I am a practicing attorney in NJ and MA so for me, I have no problems telling a seller exactly what course of action I will take. The seller on the yellow bbag would not give back my $1000 which is alot! I was not about to sit back and do nothing. It would have cost me meager duckets to file the claim and haul her a*s to court. Costs her wayyyy more to hire counsel than to refund my money. Even the threat of a lawsuit seems to get people singing a different tune and FAST. Moreover, in an effort to help others who have been scammed on Ebay, I offered free legal help (i.e., I would write a letter from my firm on their behalf) to help them get their money back. I have no problems helping out a fellow tPF member free of charge!
For the price of $100-$300..the price to sue isn't worth it, but they should be reported for the item not being authentic