Q: Sold a pair of shoes about a month ago, no bill of sales was made up now buyer contacting me what should i do?
Told him all sales were final a while back, no bills of sales was made up just talked by text message, i also paid to get the photos looked at so somebody could legitimize them... is there anything i should be worryed about or do in this case? I know the shoes are real but feel like he trying to switch them out on me, also a expressive shoe
A:
Not sure what they are contacting you about. I assume this is an ebay or similar tansaction. You would only be open for misrepresentation if he can prove the shoes aren't what they say they are and you willfully mislead him. If you talked by text now is a good time to download that. Also get a screen capture of the offer he responded to. If you said "label says..." as opposed to "these House of Wanque shoes..." you are impliedly warranting they are what they say they are.
A lot also depends on if you are a dealer in shoes or if you are just someone looking to sell old stuff.
Do you have some bill of sale from a dealer? That would help you. Your exposure is presumably the cost of the shoes. You can decide if that warrants you getting a consult from an attorney locally--which of course is the optimum course.
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