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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rysherms, post: 1827580, member: 46631&quot;]I have purchased a significant amount of metals/bullion/coins online and never had a problem until my most recent purchase through eBay. If you know me, I favor Canadian silver. I recently came across an auction style listing for the 2013 Silver High Relief Maple Piedfort. It is being offered from the mint for $100. The listing had only reached $50 and was close to ending. I through up a bid of $72 and won. Paid immediately. After a few days I requested the tracking number. I receive an email response claiming he lost the item. He also requested a cancellation. I denied the cancellation and offered another eBay listing as well as a link to the mint&#039;s&nbsp; order page. Seller refused to purchase a replacement amd honor the auction. He was literally the most condescending person I have ever interacted with. Then, he wouldn&#039;t refund me and told me &quot;good luck taking it up with eBay, I&#039;m a Powerseller.&quot; I was dumbfounded.</p><p><br /></p><p>Here is this scammers information so everyone on this forum can avoid him:</p><p>USERID: deer-nut</p><p>NAME: Allister Muir</p><p>PHONE: 902-752-7877</p><p>ADDRESS: 243 South Foord St, Stellarton, NS, B0K 1S0</p><p><br /></p><p>I respect all people I deal with. Be careful of this guy. He is also an outspoken unregistered gun enthusiast who laughs about his brother Hugh, a police officer who he claims will not obey his duty of arresting a known criminal.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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