You don't need to be an 'investor' to invest in Singletrack: 6 days left: 95% of target - Find out more
I messed up and sent an eBay item.to the wrong buyer. I emailed him a postage label to forward it on but he's not done so and not responding to my contact.
It's worth **** all and he seemed legit.
I guess the Police won't be interested
Anyone live in Manchester fancy paying him a visit?
Better jump in the car. . . .
is he expecting an item from you that's gone somewhere else?
I've had this happen (saddle that I bought) and also sold (couple of Hornby trains).
Never had a problem either way, I was happy to send on and so were the two folk I mis-sent.
Must just be the company you keep al.
🙂
Callum
He's got his item ok
Whereabouts in Manc?
lazy ? (him); away on holiday ?
He's at Lees St M18 8QN
Morally dubious thought it may be, he has no obligation to return the item to you ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsolicited_goods).
You may want to ask STW to edit the post above as publishing his address - even partially - is not a sensible thing to do. In this situation the only thing you can do is accept that you've lost the item or pay a personal visit and ask for it back. Once. Very politely.
You'd do well to record the meeting since you're on very thin legal ground.
It sucks, I know, having done it myself.
Nice area Gorton... 🙂
Yep, too far for me and not an area I'd want to knock on a random's door unless it was for my benefit. Sorry.
he has no obligation to return the item to you
He agreed to do so, but I realise that means little.
Out of interest what do you think I'd get prosecuted for, harassment if I visited him more than once?
Anyway a civil action would probably work, but for a £15 monitor, I bet the fees will not justify it (I'll check tho!)