Just got this in the mail....

[hepcatpunk]

Got my money back today, finally, for my BTTF debacle. 

Quite the hassle really as seller refused to send a return label.  So called eBay up and they gave him an add'l 5 days to send it.  Heard nothing.  Finally today got a refund email from eBay.  Seller was a total d-bag and refused to accept any responsibility for his crappy packaging, but insisted I got a "great deal".  Then get a follow up email from him today after the refund, and I quote:

"Hi friend. Just remember I still your address"

Stay classy.

[Crazy Vick]

I would totally send that to ebay, and ask them for a position on "threats made to clients"

[erik1925]

+1.

That kind of response is TOTALLY unacceptable.

Report that to ebay, ASAP.

[guest4754]

Yeah man totally report that. While he's more than likely just trying to be a tough guy, that type of threatening should not be tolerated.

[50s]

Maybe tell him know you've reported him to the police, and maybe do so.  You never know, he could be a loon

[erik1925]

And hopefully he lives thousands of miles away, too.

But seriously, and in any case, this kind of even "veiled threat" can be a punishable offense when done over the net (or phone).

[erik1925]

Got my money back today, finally, for my BTTF debacle. 

Quite the hassle really as seller refused to send a return label.  So called eBay up and they gave him an add'l 5 days to send it.  Heard nothing.  Finally today got a refund email from eBay.  Seller was a total d-bag and refused to accept any responsibility for his crappy packaging, but insisted I got a "great deal".  Then get a follow up email from him today after the refund, and I quote:

"Hi friend. Just remember I still have your address"

Stay classy.

Hey hepcat,

you should ID this ebay seller here (meaning his ebay ID), so that no one else has to deal with him, his crappy packaging, his taking no responsibility OR his idiotic responses, like the one he sent to you.