I just choked on my coffee

I almost peed myself. That was hilarious 😂 😃 😄

gee...you people are a mess,soup,koffie,peeing!!!!! lol...

@@mikivanduyn9630 🤣

i simply choked. on nothing. that's how funny that was. JM will never forget that moment.

💯

and I loved her response about them going back n forth getting heated when JM read the messages but I think ultimately the Plantiff learned a valuable lesson😅

Had no idea he was her husband! I wondered why he always let her talk over him like that lol makes sense now

This all would have been avoided if he did what he was supposed to do and send the fucking shipping label. He caused himself the issue for 0 reason.

He was fkin disrespectful what are you talking about? Calling him a YOUNG man doesn't accuse him for his behavior tf.

@@revivir1938 That all derived from the fact he wouldn’t pay for the return shipping as he should’ve. So no, not “lots of solutions”. Him paying for the return shipping would have been the end.

What are you all her family? She’s a pos just like him

Charl Buchan: I disagree. She would have.

I know right! I do EVERYDAY!! 😆

Same got to love the algorithm

Everyday lol

Seriously it's an addiction. Lol

My fiancée is sick of hearing the theme song 💀

Yes, but no one could know how much it would cost, so I don't blame her for not settling for it before there was enough info. Both sides made some poor moved here though.

The sad part is this all could have been avoided if he did what he was literally supposed to do and sent the label.

@@granitemoss1451 I agree, sewing machine components can easily cost hundreds of dollars to repair.

@@splendid4453 Possibly but if she cared enough to go to the trouble of getting it repaired, she really wanted that machine, so him sending a label may not have resulted in her shipping the machine back to him. It really appears she wanted her cake and to eat it too!

@@dellahicks7231 You’re talking about something she did after MULTIPLE ATTEMPTS to try and keep him to send the label and periods of time.

Makeup....

She has repeatedly said she uses Botox and if she could bathe in it she would lol

@@RoseStarr Yeah, and you can tell too since her cheeks don't move and have that tight hard look. I like that she's honest about it at least.

She's addicted to botox

Yes if I had money I would get some surgery done judge Milan looks great she hasn't got over board like Pricilla Presley and others

Ehhh Ebay almost *always* rules in the favor of the buyer, that doesn't mean she was right. They want to keep people happy who spend money on ebay because there are always more sellers. It sucks as a seller because it means people can scam easily.

The kind that is waiting for the label....its on him at that point

She should have paid minus the $99 for the repairs

@@nannynewsviews542the kind who then paid to fix it and kept it? That kind? After that she should’ve paid him for it since she was clearly going to keep it. Why else fix it? 🥴

I have an 18 year old brother and he has no facial hair at all. Just a mustache. I had hair on my face at 18

Yeah but not on platforms like eBay and Amazon where the buyer can request a refund. She was within her right to request a refund but he offered to offset the repair to not lose out on the sale. On a p2p platform like offer up or next door, she would’ve been out of luck.

He couldn't supply proof that he included that in the listing. That's why she asked for a screenshot because the listing as it was at that time on Ebay didn't show that info.

He already offered her $50-100 for her to repair it. Plus he never sent the return label.

@@DarlaAnneand she didn’t have it either to show it was stated to otherwise be working or that replacing the missing part would fix it. If he was up front about it missing stuff and broken parts why would he be the kind to lie about it working

Lol. She wasn’t suppose to!! Listen to the eBay terms of agreement he’s supposed to send it. He’s the scammer not her

You’re wrong. The seller making the buyer pay for something the seller is supposed to pay for, IS THE SCAM.

@@sheltiemomstefanie2564 entitled indeed

I don’t think neither one was trying to scam. I think the plaintiff was young and hot headed with his momma in his ear. The older woman knew she had the advantage and she pretty much was teaching him a lesson, I think. In a way she should have took the refund from the beginning but I understand why she didn’t. I believe he better stick with selling things that he knows works and he actually has knowledge about.

How is she scamming because she wants him to pay for shipping? 🤔 Imagine buying shoes online and they send the wrong size. Would you pay you send them back?

I agree

I thought you were typing about the defendant at first ...

Lol, she doesnt look that great in person. There is special makeup that people on tv use to look younger

May 1, 1961 she is 60, looks amazing!!!!!

She looks good. But she looks good for sixty. Every bit

Regardless if someone is nice or not it's not good to be greedy or steal. Do the right thing regardless. She as the adult should of acted better IMO.

My thought actually!! Definitely the hair but he looks exactly like a young Conan.

He’s not a kid legally.

Not to mention don't swear at your customers!

WTF your dumb ears is full of wax. He has to pay to ship it back!!

🎶 This Is The Wild Life 🎶 😆

@@davidellis5141 some kind of wonderful

He should have sent the label as the Ebay contract required. He was at fault.

@@goblueinganot once she fixed it; then she showed she was keeping it without paying for it. She wouldn’t ever return it even if he sent a label after she fixed it. She’d ask for her money back for fixing it. For an item she never paid for. One would say, a scam.

Yeah he learned nothing

Ours were red!

Defective/Broken items had nothing to do with the return policy. She didn't change her mind and just didn't want it, it was broken.

@@DavidKen878 Your comment doesn't make sense. What are you trying to say?

@@riversongtiny2025 The way you're talking about risk makes no sense because it has nothing with the item being used. 🤣 Regardless of the seller's return policy, if they sell you a broken item, eBay's terms of service says you can return it. Otherwise, anyone call make a business out of selling broken items without recourse. Which is why eBay said he had to pay for the return shipping. A seller's Return Policy only applies to cases of a customer changing their mind or just simply wanting to return the item for whatever reason. Just because an item is used, doesn't mean you take the risk of it being broken. If it's broken, the buyer must say that. They can't sell broken items and then tell customers too bad, you bought it used.

There was no way for her to know how much the repair was at that time

@Steve Savicki good!

18 isn't a child.

@@granitemoss1451 as you get older you'll realize how young and immature 18 is.

@@kyoto32001 I have kids older than that and they're not baked like 30 year olds, but they're not little kids, either.

@@granitemoss1451: not legally but 18 is a kid.

@@granitemoss1451: almost forgot humans brains aren't mature until the age of 25.

Some sellers also, because they are scam artist.

It is funny to see her talk over him the same she does to the litigants.

I think they try to pretend like they don't each other to ask questions. It weird cause they ask have you ever done this but than they talk about a time that happen.

Its awkward because they are asking the question of a third party. My husband and I have been married 35+ years, not many things we do not know about each other, but if he were to read me a question from you for example, I am actually addressing you in my answer not him, he's just the one asking the question on your behalf, she knew he worked at the factory, it is a bit of an awkward set up.

I agree

Yes you’re wrong. You cannot agree to pay for an item and when something goes wrong get your money AND the item. If her money was returned the item should have been returned. If you buy a used item it’s “as is” regardless of whether the ad says it or not. Good

@@BriannaTshelle not sure about that... Example Wayfair. If items are damaged or whatever the case may be. They say keep the item or donate the material and still refund. The young man should have followed protocol. His lack of knowledge and or stubbornness should have cost him the 700 and he just learned a hard lesson.

@@montee8817 I don't agree with I'm getting court costs as he should have had that as a lesson that he should read the fine print, but used items are sold as-is. She should have returned what was ruled.

@@domiasmoth maybe bc this is a family court show. Normal judges in position especially if the plaintiff is a older adult they would have told them to read the fine print next time. I really think it's because he's 18 he won...it's not like she's scamming she followed up with him and eBay and both knew what needed to happen. The judge should have told him to follow the rules it should been. buyer and seller beware lol

As far as ebay is concerned it's done and handled. The court's decide their own legal aspects. If you can prove damage/loss, the court can't force ebay to make a decision but they can make their own decision. The reality is the policy doesn't protect you although it sounds like that, it only protects ebay. Look at Amazon reviews and you'll see the same thing, they address the issue with a quick fix and then they are done, whether the issue is actually resolved or not.

Cannot unsee that now!!! Hahahaha

Now I gotta go back!

No she's a scammer for trying to keep the full refund, and the machine.