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Jeff, has experience with this...recap your story hehe...
In Response To: See my post above, is there an attorney in the house ;-) ()

It basically was about "wrongful or torturous interference".

: Wondered with my recent experience above what the legal situation
: is with a situation like this winning an EBAY auction where the
: seller cancels the transaction to sell it to someone else at a
: higher price. Most of the time we're just inclined to shake our
: heads, be frustrated and move on, but what if it is a deal that
: REALLY matters to you. Say I had bought a $20,000 watch for $100
: in my story above. Is there no legal recourse to enforce the
: sale?

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