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Bad Guy Christian Ryder! RYDER SCIENTIFIC (SCAMMER)

TOsage said:
the buyer refuses to comply with the terms of the sale?
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The ad explicitly stated that the sale was dependent upon any given buyer being able to prove that they can legally own monitors at their location? You know that for a fact? I think we need to see a screenshot of the ad, before we can even begin to buy into that contention. This all boils down to a decision that the OP made: not to complete the sale that they'd agreed to. As such, no matter how you try to spin it, he's the one who's chosen to postpone-back out-cancel - whatever you want to call it. I think you're grasping at imaginary straws.

With the reasonable assumption that what you're stating has no basis in reality, we're left with a situation where the seller changed the terms, ex post facto. Since some of you want to try to make this into a TOS matter; if the buyer wasn't informed, prior to sale, that he'd need to prove that he's properly licensed, this clearly becomes an issue of the seller choosing to change the terms of the sale. If it's the seller who breaches the original contract, he has absolutely no right to keep the deposit. This whole discussion is basically mindless noise, but if you want to try to split hairs, let's at least do a good job of it.

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So, OP, let's see screenshots of the original ad and any subsequent correspondence that supports the idea that proof of licensure was always a prerequisite to the transaction being completed.
 
Fangthane said:
The ad explicitly stated that the sale was dependent upon any given buyer being able to prove that they can legally own monitors at their location? You know that for a fact? I think we need to see a screenshot of the ad, before we can even begin to buy into that contention. This all boils down to a decision that the OP made: not to complete the sale that they'd agreed to. As such, no matter how you try to spin it, he's the one who's chosen to postpone-back out-cancel - whatever you want to call it. I think you're grasping at imaginary straws.

With the reasonable assumption that what you're stating has no basis in reality, we're left with a situation where the seller changed the terms, ex post facto. Since some of you want to try to make this into a TOS matter; if the buyer wasn't informed, prior to sale, that he'd need to prove that he's properly licensed, this clearly becomes an issue of the seller choosing to change the terms of the sale. If it's the seller who breaches the original contract, he has absolutely no right to keep the deposit. This whole discussion is basically mindless noise, but if you want to try to split hairs, let's at least do a good job of it.

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So, OP, let's see screenshots of the original ad and any subsequent correspondence that supports the idea that proof of licensure was always a prerequisite to the transaction being completed.
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I'm just curious if even if it wasn't a prerequisite to send items unless he was proper paperwork but later found out it was illegal to own there, is he supposed to break the law by sending anyways? I believe its the buyer who should know the laws and show proof he is allowed to own before seller sends said reptile.
 
As I said, I would be very surprised - based on what I know of the current status here - if he could provide documentation that would allow this purchase...but, IMO, that is irrelevant in this particular case because I don't believe the buyer was going to follow through with payment. If he was a legitimate buyer, I wouldn't be even a little bit surprised to find that a resident of this state doesn't know the rules. The law is somewhat obscure, and not easy to find - even if one knows what one is seeking. Many of the forum references include erroneous information.

We can disagree - you are as entitled to your (wrong, lol) opinion as I am to mine. I also have no problem with the seller choosing to work within the law...however, he didn't know the law, and did not investigate the law; so I find that excuse somewhat flimsy. He supposedly had the monitor packed up, and was on his way to FedEx, when he got the call saying it was illegal. (For the record, it is NOT illegal to own monitors in the state of NY, as he stated; though this particular species is one of a handful that is prohibited. The seller has not, as of the last time I checked this thread, disclosed the actual location; and that is important because it would indicate the likelihood of one having a permit to own - which is a different thing than bringing in a new animal.)

I know people like to say nonrefundable deposit, and I even had such a statement in my TOS...but I never chose to keep anybody's money (even when people didn't complete payment plans) because I didn't feel it was the right thing to do. You can say that the seller is within his rights to keep the money, and I likely wouldn't dispute that...but that doesn't mean it is the right thing to do. Again, it's a matter of morals, integrity, and good business practices (some of us have them).
 
True, I'm basing my opinion off the assumption that what the OP stated is the truth and that I interpreted what I read correctly. But we haven't seen any proof of anything yet and others were allowed to have a hypothetical opinion, no need to get excited.
 
KINGKAZ 12 BEWARE Kazimir Maligranda

This man Kazmir Milagrande from Rockford, Illinois is a total con artist and jail bird.
True, I sent him a DEPOSIT for $104.00
He agreed in WRITING to send a BTM lizard two days later. Somewhat fearful as he had no TRADERS RATING, I bargained $104 up front and the BALANCE sent by PAYPAL once he (the seller) presented himself at a FEDEX location (any FEDEX location) completed the air bill (shipping label) then sent me a camera photo of it. At that moment I would release the PAYPAL funds prior to him handing the shipping box over to FEDEX.

Instead, he changed his mind and want all the money prior, thus breaking his written contract. The deal was structured in order to minimize the risk. Even still, he could have sent an empty box, or, not handed the box over once he showed me the shipping label.
I refused to release the money without seeing the shipping label.
He wrote me three times saying he was refunding the deposit. Then he wrote me calling me all kinds of curse words. Then I discovered he is a real con artist and jail bird. See http://rockfordmugshots.com/mug/kazimir-maligranda
Domestic violence, theft, more wife-beating, drunk driving, more theft.
You decide: https://www.google.com/search?q=kaz...UKEwjIlb3sj4fKAhXBsh4KHaxVDi0Q7AkILA&dpr=1.25
And this felon was given copies of state and federal licenses.
STAY AWAY. Even PAYPAL security unit advised me to keep away from him. Even Visa warned me about him .

As they say: There are more snakes outside the cage than in.
 
Dear Kashy,

We do not sell anything. We do research.

I told you that the monitor -that you actually did not have for sale- was to be a gift to an employee.

Fact is you are a long-time scammer. Your arrest records speaks for itself. I do believe your visit by the Rockford Police will occur just after start of new year.

See Kassie, what you lose sight of is that you tried to rip me off, not the other way. I am the victim. I just stopped you from stealing more by asking for the FEDEX label.

I got my money back from Visa. You were not legally entitled to it. I do not care who you post to or complain to, as stated: Fauna Classified is simply a Roma gypsy paradise. And you flourish there.

You get two points for partially fooling me.

Have a nice new year (which if history is any indicator; will involve prison).
 
JAIL BIRD WIFE BEATER DRUNK DRIVER DRUG POSSESSION

who is the BAD guy? Hey I only wanted proof you would ship what you say you had to sell, AND seems even your own bank and PayPal say: Warning: Steer Clear!

Winnebago County Circuit Court Criminal Docket
wincoil.us/dockets/docket_criminal_pub1.pdf
Winnebago County Illinois
AGG FLEEING/2+ CON DVC/2ND. 2015-CM-0002224. POSSESS CANNABIS/2.5-10 GRAMS. RESIST/PC OFF/CORR EMP/FRFTR. Maligranda, Kazimir.
 
Seller has quite a colorful criminal history, I am real glad I didn't send him all the money

The Rock River Times
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For the first few seasons, Rockford held court in the series against the Griffins, but in the last two .... Winnebago County, Freedom Field, the Illinois Renewable Energy ...... MALIGRANDA, KAZIMIR Age: 23 Sex: M Arrest Date/Time: 11/19/2013 ...
 
It would be helpful to your side of this if you posted communications between yourself and Kazimir. Please tactfully edit any profanity in advance.
 
Here is the jailbird's promise to refund the money:

Kazimir Maligranda
Dec 8

to me
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I've stayed in contact with you fully with full intent of refunding the money as people use emails instead of conversing via text or call to scam . You will be issued a refund .

Sent from my iPhone
 
Here is our email to JAILBIRD Kazman


to kingkaz12
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I do not see the refund attempted.

You did not want to sell us the monitor, issue the refund.

and this goes back to exactly why I structured the transaction in the manner I did.

Our Paypal rep is 100%. Zero issues since 2009.

In speaking with Paypal last night I inquired about 'stopping payment' or cancelling payment.

I was told that is in cases where the seller is totally fraudulent and you did not get your product or service.

If the monitor arrived alive, I would have no ability to gripe or cancel.

If people could just 'revoke' the payment once the goods are shipped or service rendered then the entire paypal system would be out the window.
 
This jailbird never had any monitor to sell, it was a scam, he has been in and out of jails his whole life , I do not SELL anything. I got my money BACK from Paypal as Paypal advised they are closing his account down. This dude posts non-existent reptiles and collects deposits, excuse me: steals deposits.
Kristi get a law degree. really.
 
No need for several individual messages. Consolidating the entire set of communications into as few posts as possible makes for simpler presentation of evidence.

As for the name and location questions, answering promptly is recommended.

Also, your petty name-calling is not appreciated, so cut that out.
 
Shady is beating your wife Kazzy or cosby- whatever your name is. Your arrest sheet has a sufficiency of aliases . Shady is drunk driving and drug and fraud arrests. That is shady. I got my refund from Paypal, they took it out of your account. BUYERS BEWARE !
 
Ken Salazar, you aren't winning any points with your off the wall posts. Regardless of whether the information is valid, when you call names and use ethnic slurs it is hard to take you seriously. Your name seems to be inconsistent, and your location is NY, Maryland, and "Accident". I said awhile ago that the OP should refund you. So I'm not on his side of keeping the deposit. But you are not making yourself look good at all.
 
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