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Posted by Dale in Ar. on December 27, 2003 at 18:51:31 from (166.102.26.226):
In Reply to: small claims court posted by Terry on December 26, 2003 at 16:20:47:
I agree with some of the others fellows,small claims court will not help in your situation.I do agree that you should go to the the man and confront him,even let others there hear the conversation.As one person said,if he has a business ,contact the Better Business Bureau in that state and it may not hurt to send the Attorney General a note explaining the situation,he may or may not help.I really think you should tell his name and his business's name ,as well as what state he operates in.Because if he operates on e-bay or sells tractor,we should be forwarned and he may read this.Word of mouth can get back to him and when his reputation is made know,he probley will not be in business very much longer.
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