BTB:
I think you should make a post about this on it's own thread. Then, you will have better exposure to more readers seeing it on it's own. Once done, there are many strategies & tactics we can do. Make sure that the AD# is there too. I see you have a name, address, phone, etc... that is very good. Basically, we can sometimes cause more damage to his reputation & his private life than the amount of money you were scammed. This will depend on what data bases he may be on; if he owes child support, if he is employed & we find out who that is, if he is on parole, or is a member of any place that does not know he is a thief... he may consider the consequences are too deep & pay up instead. Imagine if you know where he is employed, who his boss is, & threatening to call them about this... or maybe his ex-wife would like to know where her support checks are, or maybe his parole officer would like to know if he is internet scamming... his life can get real complicated depending on what intelligence we can find on him. You have to be willing to commit to this first. This is a few examples of how the sharks around here recover money/product. Scooter