yes lets take action against this scumbag and his wife or whatever barbara padilla. she scammed me out of 1100 for rims.

 

Loosers typically won't show to court when they know they are guilty and know they have no chance of winning. They are also too chicken to publicly admit in court they are a fraud so they almost never show.

When you take him to small claims court, sue for the max ....$5000.... When he doesn't show, you win by default.

It worked for me when I was scammed several years ago.

Even if you don't recieve a penny in return, the judgment(s) against him not only make you feel good, they will cause serious trouble for Jeremy for many, many years.
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small"><EM>Edited by Hydrazine on 11/22/04 08:55 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

 

thanks Ted...

hey were you going to work the other morning... you know that was me, right!?!? ; )

 

Ted, no prob. See you the 8th

Wanna see mine?

 

hey fellas how is this all working out?? anything new?

 

Gang - I don't know if anything will come of this but I've been turned onto a good fraud resolution website.

http://www.mindspring.com/~bookdealers/ripoff.html

From this I've sent out several E-mails ranging from the FTC to the Internet fraud division of the FBI & even the California Attorney General's office. I really have my doubts that I'll see either my money returned or any merchandise BUT I had to do something ( however futile it may be ). Wish me ( & the rest of Jeremy's victims ) luck!!

Gene

 

i am waiting for USPS now... man honestly i want these people go down...

 

Fellow Scammed Members - I just received a certified letter from the US Postal Inspection Service concerning my $760 claim against Jeremy Operana. Basically, it contains a copy of a letter that the USPIS sent to Jeremy giving him 30 days from the date of the letter to contact me & try to resolve my dispute. If he does not, I am to return another correspondence ( which they enclosed along with a SASE ) stating whether or not I have received satisfaction from Jeremy. If I have not, then they will turn this complaint over to their Fraud Division as the opening sentence was "We have reviewed the information you provided & determined that there is sufficient evidence to warrant investigating this matter". It also goes on to say that Jeremy's name will be added to their Fraud Division nationwide database to keep tabs on questionable business practices involving the Post Office. So if the rest of ya'll want to try to help me at least stop Jeremy from doing this to anyone else, PLEASE go to this website & follow the directions. This is one of several fraud websites that I filed on & this is my first feedback.

http://www.usps.com/postalinspectors/fraud

Good luck & Happy Holidays!!

Gene

 

^ ^sweet Gene...i just sent mine in a week ago... we'll see what happens....