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Pls i need to know,someone owes the other,and the other is using military men to look for the person. Is this right? And what should be done in this case?

This is the only "language" some fraudsters do understand.


A fraudulent laptop seller here, after collecting my money, sent me a defective laptop. When I informed him, he asked that I look for a laptop technician to fix it. I refused this offer, sent his laptop back and requested for my money back. Initially he accepted to refund after making some flimsy deduction. This I agreed. He later informed me that he will not do a refund and dared me to fish him out.

It took the intervention of a Military man for this laptop dealer to do a full refund.

uboma:
This is the only "language" some fraudsters do understand.


A fraudulent laptop seller here, after collecting my money, sent me a defective laptop. When I informed him, he asked that I look for a laptop technician to fix it. I refused this offer, sent his laptop back and requested for my money back. Initially he accepted to refund after making some flimsy deduction. This I agreed. He later informed me that he will not do a refund and dared me to fish him out.

It took the intervention of a Military man for this laptop dealer to do a full refund.

And what if that person is paying the other but gradually and has paid over 60% within a month.? Does this still deserve a threat from the military who ought to be at the war fronts.