bloody ebay and its stoopid users UPDATE

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D-Rider · #16 Post by **D-Rider** » Tue Aug 14, 2012 8:54 pm

Can't get my head round this. In terms of legs to stand on, his case seems to be the Oscar Pistorius of the legal system .... yet he fronts up here in England along with a lawyer and an "Engineer". That alone must have cost a pretty penny.
Where is the logic in it all?

There again where has the logic ever been in this one

Glad things are going the right way - just a shame that there had to be so much stress and time-wasting along the way.

fatboy · #17 Post by **fatboy** » Tue Aug 14, 2012 9:03 pm

It is now beyond any doubt whatsoever ! ! His guilt
Its been a major pain for me, 6 month delay in having Falco OTR, but for my mate Ant, a total massive nightmare, Mrs heavily pregnant,he had brain tumour removal Oct last year, tumour now returned, just had to move house, not entitled to any benefits ect.
He/we are being accused of posting a dog motor on e blag, when I work out how to post photos i will show you some of the scratch built S/steel bike zorts he has built sitting in a wheel chair , he's always doing something to help someone ellse out
I knowit is a victory,shoud be happy but my blood boils now

fatboy · #18 Post by **fatboy** » Tue Aug 14, 2012 9:11 pm

D/R. the law firm that is representing him also represents the company he works for in Sweden, they paid for his flight over, they have an associate office in Portsmouth that was embarrassed to represent him tday

fatboy · #19 Post by **fatboy** » Wed Aug 15, 2012 3:53 pm

I forgot to mention one totally ridiculous claim made by the Swedish blagger, he claimed the motor pissed out oil from where the srarter motor had been blanked off when he started it.
The judge asked what the engineer thought of this claim
His response was
Your Honour, that engine is not capable of starting, there is a siezed bearing in the gearbox, the engine can not turn over

How he thought he could pull this one off I dont know.
Ebay are summoned to attend the next hearing to explain why thier actions, or lack off
However you look at it its fraud

blinkey501 · #20 Post by **blinkey501** » Wed Aug 15, 2012 6:05 pm

First of all, i am sorry for your friends problems, its at times when i read this that my life is not so bad.
I am also glad that the swedish blagger is about to get his come uppence.

I am sure we will see you in the bar for a celebration drink sooner than later

fatboy · #21 Post by **fatboy** » Wed Aug 15, 2012 7:01 pm

Thanks Blinkey, must admit the nerve of this bastard really had both me and Ant doubting our own sanity as we knew we built a decent solid motor out of parts,even replacing all casing screws for Allen bolts as some were mis matched
see you all in the bar when this is done and dusted, wont be difficult, wont be long

Chabby · #22 Post by **Chabby** » Wed Aug 15, 2012 8:54 pm

My paypal purchases are paid by visa card. This allows another level of safety not afforded by a bank account.
I recently upgraded my maps on a Tom Tom paying by paypal. Tom Tom took the payment out twice and then failed to repond to any emails or phonecalls.
Paypal were worse than useless, again failing to respond to any emails or complaints.
I then contacted visa, told them I'd been scammed and the money was returned to my account the same day - only then did paypal contact me (funny that).

Willopotomas · #23 Post by **Willopotomas** » Wed Aug 15, 2012 10:08 pm

fatboy wrote:Must admit the nerve of this bastard really had both me and Ant doubting our own sanity

That's what he wanted you to do. I doubt even he thought it would get this far. To him it's now come too far for him to back down as he sounds like a right stubborn wanker. I wouldn't mind seeing him in the bar afterwards.