You know what? Everyone knows the new rules suck. Just respond to the feedback that he tried to extort money out of you and leave it at that. F*&% 'em, there's nothing you can do about, but never give in to extortion, and I woul;d file a complaint against the azzhole with the State Attorney General office anyone. Extortion is a felony, no matter what ebay wants, it is a crime, plain and simple, and if you have all of the emails, he won the bid, you have all of the pictures, he bid, not you. If he only wanted to pay 25.00, why did he bid 43.00???? That is what kills me, he planned it out, had every intention of trying to extort you. Send him a letter from your corporate lawyer, tell him you are considering filing an extortion suit and see what happens. He planned this whole thing. Now it's up to you. Sue the prick. All you have to do is call your AG, they will investigate. If ebay keeps getting hit with AG investigations, they will eventually have no choise but to change the way they do it. I
t is a criminal activity to tell someone to give them money or they will do bad things to you, no matter what ebay thinks, it is extortion.
How do you think the big investment houses are going to react to charges of criminal mischief and extortion/blackmail. If I were you Mikey, I'd pull the plug. Dealing in old parts is like a used car lot. Everyone expects them to be new, at pennies on the dollar. I hated selling used cars, except on payday, whe the fat checks (used) to roll in. No money in the car biz anymore.