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Albany, NY: (Apr-21-08) New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo's office brought charges against auction companies T.W. Conroy and Associates and its eBay drop-off store, My Sister the Lister, alleging that they defrauded those who provided them with merchandise to sell. The suit claimed that both T.W. Conroy and My Sister the Lister would ignore attempts made by customers to recover their money. The suit stated that as per records, twenty-two customers were defrauded.

As part of a recent development in the lawsuit, state officials said that a settlement had been reached with the auction companies, in which the they must fully reimburse their customers approximately $150,000, as well as pay $15,000 in costs and penalties to resolve allegations. Additionally, as part of the settlement agreement, they are required to respond promptly to customer inquiries and pay all customers within 30 days of the sale of their items. Cuomo stated that his office learned of the fraud through consumer complaints, and that they were able to achieve a positive result that not only provided recourse for those who were wronged, but also puts measures in place to prevent any more consumers from falling victim to fraudulent practices by such institutions. [LEGAL NEWSLINE: CUOMO SETTLEMENT WILL PRODUCE REFUNDS FOR 22]


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Published on Apr-22-08


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