On September 7, I listed 24 porcelain dolls with QuickSellIt in Troy, MI, an EBay trading assistant company.
Over the next two months I watched EBay and saw many of them sell. On November 2, I noticed that Quicksellit, Troy, MI was no longer active on EBay. I telephoned and only got an answering machine. On Monday, November 7, I went to the location and spoke to the only on-site representative. He told me that there was a "technical glitch" with the website and that the "man who wrote the checks" was not there at the moment. I left my name, address and telephone number.
Finally, I ended up with a check for $88 for the 13 dolls that apparently sold but they could not "find" the remaining dolls. I never received any sort of compensation for those dolls.
I finally went to the Troy Police Department and filed a complaint against QuickSellIt. Apparently, I was not the only complainant. Soon afterwards, QuickSellIt in Troy was featured in a local television consumer report for the same problem I was having.
Not long after that, I noticed that QuickSellIt was no longer in that location.
The owner of the business was one, William Bournias, Jr.
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