Posted by JT on December 07, 2007 at 14:48:20 from (70.226.215.198):
In Reply to: TRACTOR SALES FRAUD posted by DAVID C. OLYNIK on December 07, 2007 at 14:37:03:
Pick up your telephone, call your local sheriffs department, file a report, ask the county states attorney to file theft charges against this man. In Illinois, you write a bad check, you can be prosecuted and the man could have to pay 3 times the face value of the check, plus court cost, etc,etc,etc. But the first thing that has to happen is a sheriffs report for theft. Just make sure you have the check that he stopped payment on, the certified money order copy you have when you bought it, and any and all correspondence concerning buying the tractor, any and all receipts you might have to prove you made a trip to his town to pick it up.
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