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We don't use lawyers..we represent ourselves, and win 90% of the time. The best part, Landlords in one town we own in,we have finally all started banding together...and 'these' tenants are finding it extremely difficult to find accommodation. :) Take her to small claims..when you win...

That is how we feel many times when going after tenants

You may be right Perp...I don't know the rules here I'm curious..did the buyer have the parcel just dropped off, or did she need to sign for acceptance of it? I'm curious to whether e-bay will require the buyer to return the parcel, since they required skater to refund the money...

Rob and I were discussing this at breakfast. He said there should be something written where she must return...which he says puts the onus back on the buyer. Simply stating that someone can pick them up, isn't enough. Similar to if she bought something, she didn't like it, she must...

Did this woman have to sign for the parcel?

Inform her of your intent of charging her with theft....it might encourage her to do the right thing.

Take her to court..like she threatened to do to you

that's a great suggestion

Someone from Australia post got skates for Xmas...courtesy of skater

skater, Do you have any updates?

Thanks........

Is being 'served' by email, considered legal there? Do you need to be physically in court to defend yourself..in SA? What a nightmare for you Skater.....and anyone else doing business on ebay. Maybe this is her home business...suing people.