By shipping the items to you and accepting your money, he has "done business" in your state and would, most likely, be subject to the jurisdiction of your local courts. You will need to file a claim, have him served in N.H., and wait for a default to enter against him (I will assume that he will ignore the suit). Once you get a judgment, you will have to domesticate it in N.H. by filing papers in the court where his residence is located. Then you can either sit and wait for him to sell/refi his house (if he owns it) or take more affirmative collection actions against him.

I agree with the some of the above posts.
Send out the dogs.

Phkn I think you meant CT not NH

Jon

this guy needs his balls cut off!!!!

is this the same guy michaelsformula?

Same same

SKIP ALL THE BULL---- NOW GET A FEW (FELLAS) together and take a little weekend ride!!! i guess im just old fashioned huh but ill tell ya one thing for sure hed have caught one hell of a good ass whoopin already