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International payment disbute

Evil Phil · 2010-07-16 17:22:34

Here's the situation. We organised some shipping through a shipper based in the States (Florida to be exact). He got an additional US$50 surcharge and passed this charge onto us, which is far enough. We sent him the 50 bucks via an international US dollars cheque, we have an account for such things, yet his bank would only…

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Here's the situation. We organised some shipping through a shipper based in the States (Florida to be exact). He got an additional US$50 surcharge and passed this charge onto us, which is far enough.

We sent him the 50 bucks via an international US dollars cheque, we have an account for such things, yet his bank would only accept domestic cheques. He doesn't have a paypal account or any other means of payment, he'll only accept domestic US cheques, and credit card details (over the phone) which we won't give for obvious reasons. As far as I'm concerned we've paid him, he's saying we haven't. Regarding international payments would you say I have a leg to stand on?

Now I suppose there's very little he can do about it but the problem is that we we're put in contact with him via my wife's employer. He's refusing to deal with me and keeps emailing my wife at her work address and cc'ing several of her colleagues in the email claiming that we haven't paid him. It seems he's trying to embarrass us into paying him. Should we contact a lawyer in the states to get him to stop? Irish law doesn't apply in this case as we're not living in Ireland.

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