Solicitors letter from John Wiley?
Some time ago I bought an ebook on ebay (Windows XP for dummies) and was told I had the right to re-sell it - which I did for 99p.
But this morning I recieved a letter from America informing me that John Wiley (who they say own the copyright on the ebook) want me to refund them the 99p that I was paid and they are also demanding £50 from me?
Are they for real? There is no way I'm paying them £50. Has anyone else ever had any experiences like this?
They told me that I'm forbidden to tell anybody about their demand for 'settlement' so of course I intend to scan their letter and post it all over the internet!
Thanks for the advice. Well strangely enough 11 River Street is the address that I've been given but the letter is worded so aggressively and I feel a bit intimidated by it. I'm not sure if I should respond to them or not. I've never been bullied by a big corporation before and I can't say I like it much!
Contact the Trading Standards Department at your local Council they will soon tell you if it's a scam
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