I paid hundred of dollars for the Ryobi tools I ordered online but didn't get any. Why are they not answering my inquiries?

Consider your payment method first. Buyer protection may apply to credit card purchases. If the seller doesn't respond or deliver, dispute the charge with your credit card company. Contact your bank for debit card or bank transfer assistance, though these methods may offer less buyer protection.

When all else fails, consider legal action, especially for large purchases like yours. Small claims court may be an option, but consult an attorney to determine feasibility and costs.

If you suspect the seller is fraudulent, report them to the platform or a local consumer protection agency. Sometimes contacting the company on social media gets their attention. Leave a polite but firm message on their official social media pages explaining your situation.

Feel free to contribute any further information or insights in the comments or file your complaint.