[Mccoypottery-talk] WARNING-ADVICE WELCOME

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I agree with those recommending that you dispute the charges on your credit 
card, if that's how your account is set up. That's the easiest and quickest 
way. Disputing things thru PayPal is a joke.

Did you requst contact info from eBay? Possibly they have another number on 
file there. 

I would also file a complaint with Safe Harbor. They are generally useless, 
but with enough pressure, you can get them removed from eBay. 

You can also file a fraud complaint with the USPS.  
http://www.usps.com/postalinspectors/fraud/
I'm not sure how they would handle your complaint as you did not mail them 
payment, but since they were to mail you the items, the Post Office may consider 
your problem within their jurisdiction. I filed a complaint against a seller 
who just never got around to sending my item (and still hasn't). The Postal 
Service has contacted him and is pursuing it for me. 

Look at their feedback. If there are other, recent buyers who have 
complaints, or left negatives, contact them. Advise them to file a fraud complaint, too. 
I did that with my bad seller, and got several others to file complaints. 

Good Luck,
Walter