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I knew those Siglo IV took to GD long to sell. Wonder how many people bought his 4 5’ers of those alone?!  :finger:

[quote author=pleaseapproveme link=topic=54649.msg208559#msg208559 date=1648598585]
No no... no threats. Just want his accurate location to report to the local PD. Thats all.
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This.  Check with a reverse image search to make sure he wasn't grabbing pics from elsewhere on the net, but the EXIF data will give you coordinates that can be forwarded to LEO.  They tend to take a dim view on wire fraud.

Ripped me off too for $270.00

For everyone that has been taken by this cunt, be sure to let Paypal/Venmo know its fraud. That way they can work on reversing the transactions and leaving him on the hook for all of them.

Pretty ridiculous situation. I don't have a dog in this fight but I wonder if anyone has ever reported such a thing to the police? I'd love to see people made whole and him incarcerated because that's what should happen. But where would the investigation go should one happen? I'd imagine here.

Is anyone else thinking about that too?

Considering we we buying Cuban cigars which are technically not legal isn’t it similar to reporting a drug dealer who stole your money? I lost $240. I’m gonna try to reverse thru Amex. If that fails I’ll take my medicine. Don’t want to throw the baby out with the bath water

[quote author=kingcohiba link=topic=54649.msg208568#msg208568 date=1648604449]
I don't have a dog in this fight but I wonder if anyone has ever reported such a thing to the police?
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A much, much better scam happened a while back and threat of legal action was enough to provoke a response that led to the satisfaction of the parties who got involved. Link here: [url=http://www.onlinehumidor.com/forum/index.php?topic=39112.0]http://www.onlinehumidor.com/forum/index.php?topic=39112.0[/url]

Most times the serious threat of legal ramification is enough to bring closure. Generally speaking, LE doesn't give a fuck if you attempted to buy CC's online. It's very clear that importing Cubans is illegal. But owning them is certainly a gray area, and you'd be just fine owning anything from the time frame when relations were being normalized with Cuba. Wire fraud however can certainly draw more interest from LE and if any tracking numbers are provided that's also mail fraud.

[quote author=Valman61 link=topic=54649.msg208569#msg208569 date=1648605763]
Considering we we buying Cuban cigars which are technically not legal isn’t it similar to reporting a drug dealer who stole your money? I lost $240. I’m gonna try to reverse thru Amex. If that fails I’ll take my medicine. Don’t want to throw the baby out with the bath water
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Cuck response of the year.

Orrrr maybe I can make more money using my time elsewhere then I can get back chasing this

I don't think that you can speak for all law enforcement folks because the right one certainly may care. I would. That's the first thing I would check out if I was actually investigating a guy who ripped off a bunch of people on a random website. I'd be getting on that website.