Who's stupider the buyer or you! First off, the billing and shipping address is different. If you shipped the product to the address thats not confirmed then thats your own fault. There's no crime being committed until it happens. They guy did not file any chargeback, never received the product. The only thing you have is a person who entered a different address other then the billing. And for you to say you called the NYPD over this, your a nut job! They said they'd investigate it when there's no cause, because they second they hung up the phone, they said "what a dumbass moron!" You should like an idiot! First to report someone on this site when there was no crime being committed,

the person never received anything nor took any anything from you. Where are your terms and conditions that clearly state you ship only to the billable address, where are your proof that the buyer said "i agree i accept" the sellers terms and conditions. If I got a call from the NYPD, the next thing that would happen, you'd get a call from my legal department filing a lawsuit against you for 1 wrongful accustation, 2 defermation of charter and 3 filing a false police department. Dude your a dumbass!

None of those things are actionable. "Defermation of charter" isn't even an actual thing, but, assuming you meant "defamation of character," accusing someone of a crime isn't defamation. Furthermore, burden of proof lies with the plaintiff, so you have to prove your character was defamed, something you're ill-prepared to do.

1. "Wrongful accusation" isn't even a tort. I can accuse you of the Kennedy assassination if I want to. It might rise to defamation if I published some sort of false evidence, but, even then, you're not going to prevail - the court will find in favor of first amendment protections versus the ridiculous idea that you killed Kennedy.

2. Defamation of character, generally slander (spoken) or libel (written) has to involve actual malice. If I think you killed Kennedy, and I didn't just cook it up to hurt your reputation, that's an affirmative defense. You'd be in the position of having to prove I set out to harm your reputation. How you planning on doing that?

3. Filing a false police report is a crime, not a tort. You can't "sue" someone for that - it's up to the district attorney to bring charges. Again, we come back to the requirement that the person know the report is false. If I file a police report saying I saw Donald Trump rob a Starbucks, and I knew Donald Trump was in the White House playing Nintendo at the time, that's filing a false police report. If Donald Trump was standing in the parking lot of the Starbucks, it's reasonable for me to think he might have robbed the place.

Don't play lawyer on this site - I will find you, and I will embarrass you.

Yes seller is gay lol