PachaasPaisaa
BANNED
- Joined
- Sep 10, 2009
- Messages
- 159
I am sure that the Postal Inspectors will be thrilled to find out in their investigation that Mr. Angerer refused a full refund from his accused scammer. They must not be very busy in that particular Post Office region to even take on such an investigation, regardless of what they said they would do to Mr. Angerer.
Refusing a full refund when offered is just dumb and pursuing things beyond that point in spite of the refund offer is just out of spite and vindictive arrogance.
My advice to P Paissa is to buy a postal money order for the full $260 refund and send it immediately to Mr. Angerer via Registered email and see if he refuses delivery. If he refuses delivery the envelope should come back to you marked that way and keep it as evidence. Keep the uncashed postal money order if delivery is refused for at least 30 days before you take it back to the Post office to get your money back. If he accepts delivery then your deal with him is concluded.
You should be able to file a claim for the insured knife if as you said the tracking info did not show delivery and you still have the Postal shipping receipt. Make damn sure before you file that insurance claim with the USPS that you did indeed ship that knife. If you did then you have absolutely nothing to fear from the Postal Inspectors or from filing the claim. Getting paid after filing, well good luck on that. Next time use a sturdy box for all shipping.
Edit: After posting this I feel like I stepped on a fresh pile of dog shiite and can't quite get the smell completely off my shoe.
dude i offered a refund on here - very clearly , and via email, let it stand for 12 hours and then rescinded it.
thats it. I'm not sending money to anyone here because i already offered, it was refused (which was witnessed on a public forum) and no one in their right mind would willingly send 260.00 dollars to anyone after they refuse it!