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Call the District Attorney in Clovis, California, and find out if you can prosecute for fraud. If that fails, you can file a civil suit. But likely the person is a thief, and even if you win you will not get your money back. You will be out attorney fees, time and lots of trouble. If the purchase was thru eBay let them know and they might be able to help you get your money back. Good Luck
You should look for a general practitioner or someone who specializes in business law. If they agreed to sell the scooter to you, it is highly likely that you can sue them in Texas (because they chose to do business with you there, subjecting themselves to the law of your state by doing so.) Keep in mind that an attorney can cost a lot of money, and it is up to you whether you are willing to shell out the cash, especially if the value of the scooter is not that much.
A CA civil attorney to sue them in CA for breach of contract and fraud. You can also sue them in Texas, in federal district court, but that is probably more expensive--they will try to remove it to CA.
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