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Originally Posted by Lightfoot

That's what it amounts to. I would look into pressing charges, if you can catch the bastard.
Too bad you couldn't tap into that joker's eBay account and bid on some really expensive suff.

The email he used to start up his account has to be valid.

the email is a gmail account with my name attached to it something like mmiller****@gmail.com. I don't even have a gmail account. only set up 2 gmail accounts and they were for clients of mine. I am sure ebay was probably sending tons of notices to that email address with no answers, hence the reason for my situation now.

I have my base internet provider email account and yahoo email accounts, that is it

the funny thing is, i thought you needed a credit card to create an account for ebay??? I thought that was for ebay billing purposes. How did this guy create an ebay account without a credit card? If he would have had a credit card in his account he would have been charged the moneys. Unless he ignored paying his credit card.

According to ebay, that account was closed when problems started occurring with the bidders and not paying ebay.

I have no idea what went on with this, all I know is I am a victim.

That is the problem with this stealing identity problem we are having now. Way too easy for the con to snipe your identity and spend your money and not get caught. Way to hard to clear this problem if your a victim.

Innocent until proven guilty my eye. Your guilty until proven innocent and how do you prove it with all the facts they need to see are in black white on their desk stating that you made the purchase.

This guy will never be found, it was a hit and run, just glad he didn't get my personal info or my credit card number, I could have been in a real jam.