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Country: Canada
State: Ontario

I had a transaction on eBay worth 167GBP, and I never received the Parcel. I filed complain on eBay for that, and the seller promised he will refund me. But he needed me to cancel the dispute because the account was suspended. I cancelled and he lied. He is not answering and i got no money. I live in Canada and he in UK. What can be done in such case?

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You may file A police and/or FBI report for fraud, and file in court where they live as well if You know who they are.
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