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<blockquote data-quote="slc72005" data-source="post: 2027873" data-attributes="member: 565653">your best bet is to file a small claims suit against the store, not the employee.&nbsp; most states allow you to sue for a max of $5,000 in small claims court, the filling fee usually only casy about $100.DO NOT SUE FOR MORE THEN DOUBLE THE H/U, when the judge hears your case and if the h/u costs $500 and you are suing for $1500 the judge will feel you have been exagerating, believe me inknow this.i have successfully taken paypal to small claims court and won, they had locked up my account that had about $1000 in it because some one used my brothers account and had a negative balance, yues they blocked mine because of the same last name!!&nbsp; ended up winning a little over $2000 for itmake sure you use good verbage and not slang in the original filling and state only facts, all the details will come out in the court hearring.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="slc72005, post: 2027873, member: 565653"] your best bet is to file a small claims suit against the store, not the employee. most states allow you to sue for a max of $5,000 in small claims court, the filling fee usually only casy about $100. DO NOT SUE FOR MORE THEN DOUBLE THE H/U, when the judge hears your case and if the h/u costs $500 and you are suing for $1500 the judge will feel you have been exagerating, believe me inknow this. i have successfully taken paypal to small claims court and won, they had locked up my account that had about $1000 in it because some one used my brothers account and had a negative balance, yues they blocked mine because of the same last name!! ended up winning a little over $2000 for it make sure you use good verbage and not slang in the original filling and state only facts, all the details will come out in the court hearring. [/QUOTE]

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