Good advice on all points regarding scammers and equipment swaps.
My view? Depends on what your time is worth.
If you really need the $120, then let him fight you for it. As the plaintiff, he bears the burden of proof, and your defense would be that after more than a week, there's no saying what he might have done to damage the unit.
If you don't mind standing on principle and have the time to respond to any court summons to address the matter, then let him roll the dice and take you to court. Just keep in mind that if the judge decides in his favor, you may be hit with the additional filing fees which are probably about $150-ish.
My view? Depends on what your time is worth.
If you really need the $120, then let him fight you for it. As the plaintiff, he bears the burden of proof, and your defense would be that after more than a week, there's no saying what he might have done to damage the unit.
If you don't mind standing on principle and have the time to respond to any court summons to address the matter, then let him roll the dice and take you to court. Just keep in mind that if the judge decides in his favor, you may be hit with the additional filing fees which are probably about $150-ish.