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I thought I posted this but can't find it .. I won a default judgment against a scammer in El Paso, TX. My local court says I have to transfer judgment to El Paso. I did extensive research on El Paso courts but am unable to locate an answer. Anyone know anything about transferring judgment...

He did plenty by coming out in the middle of the cold night and tried to fix the problem. Did he owe you more?

From my experience, part of Paypal's "investigation" is the seller providing a tracking # and the buyer signing for it. Without either, I don't know what else to tell you. Here is the response to my claim when a scammer shipped me a box of trash for $400. Because the scammer had a tracking...

Since she probably gave them to you for personal use and she's not a public figure, she may be able to sue for intent to humilate, loss of reputation, emotional distress, etc.

I am one of those victims. Unfortunately, people keep scamming because they know very few people will do anything about it.

I doubt his employer can tell you. I was able to locate the person I want to sue via whitepages.com.

It is true that a buyer in some cases has a right to specific performance of the contract ......... with eBay scams out there, you're in the lucky circle if you haven't paid. There are many people who paid and received nothing but insults.

I went through this recently. The scammer scribbled something as the return address on the box of trash he shipped me. When I contacted Paypal for an address so that I can sue him, they tell me they need to protect their scammers (not in those exact words), and that I would need have the court...

You should go in person to check with your local court. Sometimes what you read online are either out-of-date or too broad. I live in PA and was scammed by someone in TX. I thought I was out of luck until I contacted my local court who told me that if the transaction occurred via a computer...

Every court is different so you'll have to check with your local court. In my town (Philadelphia, PA), if the transaction occurred via a computer in your home, you can file in Philadelphia. Check with your local court.

I'm going through a similar situation right now. I was scammed by someone who lives in El Paso, TX. Because every local court is different, you need to check with your local court to see if you can file there. I had jurisdiction to file a small claims suit in my town because the transaction...