Hermit
Merrimack,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, October 01, 2012
I am very familiar with Sean Conner Maxwell. He has taken much more from two people I know. I would like to know how the other person was represented to you that he had you send the money to. How was that other person identified to you and what address did you send that money gram to. I do not believe you posted that.
I do not know how to contact you personally but maybe the this site can advise us. As for getting your money back, an attorney could tell us that and what the statue of limitations are and if they very from state to state.
I just heard yesterday about the above mentioned second person. It is ironic that I found this site. I am sorry this happened to you. Chief Maxwell has a very long history including fraud, assault and impersonating a navy seal on and off base. He is on the move but he can be found. Let me know if I can help.
David
Watertown,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, May 24, 2010
There is nothing you can do to get your $3,500 back. This scam has been going on for a while. ebay has nothing to do with craigslist. The ebay email was a fake also, so you can't sue ebay.
Once they have your "payment" you will never hear from them again and they move on to the next victim who answers their fake ad.
Learn from your mistake and never buy a car from craigslist unless you can meet the seller in person and test drive the car.