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Seller ignores message and sends to wrong ffl. What should I do?

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  • bullshot

    I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that maybe .................. the OP at some point made a scene and possibly a dramatic "exit" the last time and she may be embarrassed to go back. Personally, I'd go get the gun.

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  • kannoneer

    Does the FFL have to give it to her? Technically, it is their gun, logged into their book. It will remain their gun until they log it out to someone.

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  • select-fire

    I would reckon if she doesn't show up the FFL will contact her . IF there is something really dumb going on and she burned the whole bridge the FFL may charge her a large sum to transfer..if in she doesn't like to eat crow.

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  • mark christian
    kannoneer: 30500443012251/comments/30500447082651

    Does the FFL have to give it to her? Technically, it is their gun, logged into their book. It will remain their gun until they log it out to someone.

    No, but the question arises as to why the OP (or anyone) has access the dealer's FFL?

    Obviously the FFL was provided for the transfer of a firearm. I have given close friends a copy my FFL which they use it when they order guns. Back on point, her having the FFL is sufficient to cause the dealer to release the firearm, though only after all fees and taxes have been paid. As already mentioned, if the dealer holds the same type of grudge as the OP appears to have, the transfer fee could be astronomical!

    I really hope that this one sorts itself out, and that both parties walk away satisfied.

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  • shootuadeal
    mark christian: 30500443012251/comments/30500431689371

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11322676#Comment_11322676

    No, but the question arises as to why the OP (or anyone) has access the dealer's FFL?

    Obviously the FFL was provided for the transfer of a firearm. I have given close friends a copy my FFL which they use it when they order guns. Back on point, her having the FFL is sufficient to cause the dealer to release the firearm, though only after all fees and taxes have been paid. As already mentioned, if the dealer holds the same type of grudge as the OP appears to have, the transfer fee could be astronomical!

    I really hope that this one sorts itself out, and that both parties walk away satisfied.

    The transfer FFL probably uploaded it to GB's system. It's an option. "FFL on file", some FFL's put it on so when they are selected as a transfer dealer they don't have to bother sending one.

    I chose not to upload ours.

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  • Ruger4me

    shootuadeal yes sir the last time I won an auction, I selected an FFL from GB system and the system automatically sent my preferred ffl to the seller, this is what I believe the OP had happen. Which reminds me I need to change my preferred since my guy retired...

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  • Locust Fork

    This happens to us from time to time....we'll get all the notifications for the sales that ended, matching up the payments to all the FFLs that are sent in and we QUICKLY start making the shipping labels for the items that go out. Then, somewhere around mid day after the shipping is all done we will get a random message..."you sent the gun to the wrong FFL." Heck no, I didn't...we sent it exactly where we were told to send it. Then, they will try to say they fixed the information before it was sent. They'll go in and change their FFL and try to say it was like this from the beginning. We can actually see when the information was changed....so that is just silly to even try. Its totally NOT the sellers fault and everything wrong is on your end. The minute that the auction ends we are sent the FFLs. If there is any issue with what is going on you'd better get us on the phone before the shipping is picked up because we can't fix it once its handed over to the carriers. We have around 100 auctions per week ending....imagine the number of emails we get. You cannot depend on anything urgent getting handled via email here.

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  • Locust Fork

    There is a fix though....if your seller can contact the dealer it was sent to and get them to ship it on over to the correct dealer it is possible that you wouldn't have to go there to get it. Its all on your seller to contact them, produce a shipping label to the right place. How much this will cost you is up to them.

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