How to File A Small Claims

I had a recent problem pertaining to an EBAY user. I won the bid, paid by Paypal and never received the product. The user failed to answer his email and I am out $1,500. I have learned that many modest individuals submit payments and never receive the product, or they receive the product in little pieces. Quick Checkpoints & Small Claims * Bidders should make sure that the user selling the product has a good EBay rating before placing their final bid. * Bidders should concentrate on sellers that have Paypal option. * Filing a small claims against these individuals means that you will have to make a representation in their state, if you courthouse rejects our venue. * If EBay cannot fix the problem and if your courthouse rejects your venue, you should consider if it is worth going to another state to represent your case. If you have suffered $200-$400 dollars it might not be worth it.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• I went to my courthouse and the they rejected my case. I used LegalWebMD.com to assist me with my problem. The firm filed the complaint in the sellers state and I have a trial date next month.

1. There are many firms out there. I could not do it myself so I used www.legalwebmd.com. Great site, good information and they got my guy!!
2. Another firm that can help you with your small claims is www.smallclaims123.com.
3. Contact your courthouse and see what they will recommend. Usually they do not give you any legal advice, but might be able to guide you in the right direction.

Tips & Warnings

• Save all your email transaction, EBay comments, and make sure to print out the product you are bidding on.