Flynrider
Phoeix,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, November 02, 2009
Reporting this is not going to do much good. The scammers insist on Western Union and Moneygram transfers because there is no paper trail for authorities to follow. For communications, they use throwaway cell phones that stop working after a few weeks. The main complication is that the scam crosses an international border. The FBI or any other U.S. law enforcement agency can't do a thing about a Canadian scammer unless they put together a joint task force with Canadian authorities (don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen).
If it makes you feel better, report it to every agency you can think of. Just don't expect anything to come of it.
Kyra
Chicago,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, November 02, 2009
Hi KJ:
I was scammed by this same company. But did you report them to anyone else besides Ripoff Report? I actually reported them to my state's attorney. I also filed an online complaint with this governmental agency - go to http://www.ic3.gov/complaint/default.aspx This is considered a crime and they need to be stopped. Although you did not send them any money, they still need to be reported because they tried to rip you off.
Thanks, Kyra