HALF.COM/EBAY ripoff..seller activity in mar 2005;they owe me $456.95 for past nine months SAN JOSE California
half.com owned by ebay is a total ripoff...if you are a seller BEWARE....i have been owed monies for nine nonths =$456.95. they are giving me the runaround...i have filed a BBB complaint and INTERNET CONSUMER COMPLAINT with the SAN JOSE,ATTORNEY GEN.
company replies to emails with FIRST NAMES of employees only; to hide from their customers.
John
east boston, Massachusetts
U.S.A.
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John
Woodstown,New Jersey,
U.S.A.
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#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, February 20, 2007
I AM IN THE SAME SITUATION AS YOU PLEASE WRITE A LETTER TO THESE PEOPLE FOR HELP, EVEN IF YOU GOT YOUR MONEY YOU SHOULD STILL WRITE THEM TO COMPLAIN TO ABOUT THEM.
My State Senator has contacted the Federal Trade Commission on my behalf. I am hoping maybe the Fair Trade Commission is next.
California State Senators
http://www.sen.ca.gov/
do not contact the US senators but your local State Senators
go to google and type in your state Senator
I am now sending a letter to the Governor of California. Everyone with a similar situation should do all the above.
I got this email:
Thank you for emailing the Governor's Office regarding your need for assistance. Due to the sensitivity of your issue, the Governor's Office must receive a detailed letter in writing requesting our help. If you have not already done so, please send a letter that provides all pertinent information, such as: return address, telephone number, case/claim number and additional material important for the review process, including your signature.
Please address your letter to the Governor and send your letter by fax to (916) 445-4633 or by mail to the following address:
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
State Capitol Building
Sacramento, CA 95814
Again, the Governor is deeply committed to Californians, such as yourself, and looks forward to providing any assistance possible.
Sincerely,
Office of Constituent Affairs
BBB has been no help but you should still file a complaint Santa Clara office you should still file a complaint
My State Senator has contacted the Federal Trade Commission on my behalf. I am hoping maybe the Fair Trade Commission is next.
California State Senators
http://www.sen.ca.gov/
do not contact the US senators but your local State Senators
go to google and type in your state Senator
I am now sending a letter to the Governor of California. Everyone with a similar situation should do all the above.
I got this email:
Thank you for emailing the Governor's Office regarding your need for assistance. Due to the sensitivity of your issue, the Governor's Office must receive a detailed letter in writing requesting our help. If you have not already done so, please send a letter that provides all pertinent information, such as: return address, telephone number, case/claim number and additional material important for the review process, including your signature.
Please address your letter to the Governor and send your letter by fax to (916) 445-4633 or by mail to the following address:
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
State Capitol Building
Sacramento, CA 95814
Again, the Governor is deeply committed to Californians, such as yourself, and looks forward to providing any assistance possible.
Sincerely,
Office of Constituent Affairs