<p>http://www.avvo.com/free-legal-advice<br /><br />If they had retained an attorney you would know. Think about it, any attorney would advise them not to communicate directly with you but only through the attorney. Has their attorney contacted you? If not, then it would be safe to assume that they are bluffing. My stepdad used to do that all the time when he was running his eBay business selling hubcaps. His terms as posted in every listing stated that it is the responsibility of the purchaser to determine if they are ordering the right part and that there were no returns. If anyone tried to threaten to give a poor review because they ordered the wrong part and wanted their money back, he sent them a letter written in legalese. It always worked. <br /><br />I'd bet my 17-40 f4 L</p>
