Flynrider
Phoeix,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, January 03, 2009
But you may want to cut your losses now. This is a common scam and is reported on this site at least a few times per day. The name of the company is fictitious, as are the names of the people you spoke with. They operate using throwaway cell phones and have you send cash by untraceable means to Canada. The problems of jurisdiction (crossing international borders) makes it unlikely that any law enforcement agency is going to catch up with them any time soon. It will require a joint effort by both U.S. and Canadian law enforcement to find the scammers. Your best bet would be to contact the FBI and the FTC. The FTC website for complaints of this kind is www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov.