You have not provided enough information for us to advise you. For example, do you now have the money, and what is it that your bank was trying to verify?

I have not heard this before. I just made a search, and I find no legal restriction on shipping yeast to California. So send all you want unless you know something I don't know or can't find.

We can't tell you anything because we don't have your records. If you don't want advice from your original lawyer, then consult with some other local BK lawyers.

Go to a lawyer, or several, who handles this type of issue. See what they say.

You did not specify what your beef really is. I think you may be conflating this unnecessarily to get yourself a free car.

Tell them on the phone that if you don't have the money in 48 hours you will report them to Medicare, and the state board of quality medical control.

You have done a wonderful job so far. Congratulations for doing it.

Now it is time for reality.

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You have rights if the bank did not act smart. You don't say what really happened. If you submit a new question with specific facts, the lawyers here can give you better answers.

I would like to know who you paid your money to: Was it paid to the seller of the machine, or was your money paid to Amazon?

I'm terribly sorry this happened to her. But to pin any blame on the bank, you need to explain exactly what the bank did wrong. You don't say how this happened. I suggest that you submit a new question with more detail.

It's a scam. Stop wasting your time and don't expect to get anything that has been promised.

If you sue them, you won't ever collect because crooks don't pay their debts.

It sounds like you committed civil fraud if you knowingly concealed a material fact that you had a duty to disclose. The buyer has every right to sue you.

I think that you blew the statute of limitations defense by making recent payments.

Your question is a beautiful illustration of why it's important to get legal advice BEFORE you act, not AFTER.

You should see your doctor immediately.

I suggest you call and speak to the owner. Be VERY respectful, and drop all the attitude, (even though you have every right to be pissed.)

The best action for you to take is the obvious one. Contact your FSA admin, and ask them how they can help you submit payment to Oura ring.

It sounds to me like you bought a car, on a layaway plan.

Have a lawyer look at the contract, and explain what your rights are.

I'm so sorry. You have had so much hardship. based on the facts in your question, I see nothing else you can do. Maybe you can tape a note to the front of the unit asking the buyer to call you because you want to buy some of the things.

The only person who must be notified is you. And obviously, you have been notified.

The only real solution is to get them paid.

I suggest you go back to the dealer's service department and take all your paperwork. Stop waiting for them to call you.

It sounds like you have the basis for a good case in small claims court against fed Ex. I think Fed Ex should have delivered the package to you after recovering it instead of sending it back to Japan. At the same time, try to obtain redress via ebay against the seller.