Ebay selling my missing amplifier

@snook2 is, IMHO, without a doubt trolling, or is willfully hiding key facts that, if known, would have ended this thread long ago. He has willfully chosen to not answer a slew of important well-intentioned questions by myself and others in this post. The only question that remains is why @snook2 finds stringing decent folks along with his booshwa so irresistible, and I suspect most here already know the answer to that question, and that word begins with the letter "A". Enough said.

I suspect most here already know the answer to that question, and that word begins with the letter "A". Enough said

Alzheimer's?

Apparently there are no new updates.

What an odd thread...

Based on the limited data, the guy likely sent his amp back under or not insured. Shipment gets lost. Sender gets upset and either accepts the insured amount or digs in. Shipper could give two hoots because you either declare its proper value or you dont. Lost/damaged/unclaimed goods after a period a period of time are sold to a third party by the pallet, especially if the declared value was low. Sender has gone radio silent because he likely made a few errors in judgement by declaring such a low amount at the outset. 

I'd sure like to know the details about what's really going on...