Dwight Hines wrote:
> Why is this not a federal crime? What is the threshold for the feds to take
> an active role in this?
> Are novices, even well meaning novices, going to muck up the 'footprints' so
> much that no one will be brought to trial, much less convicted?
> Please keep us posted on what role credentialed law enforcement is playing.
> I hope you have notified all the appropriate federal and state agencies.
I am no lawyer, but I seriously doubt a loss of less than $2000 would be more
than a local Misdemeanor. Unless there was some federal law violated I doubt
the authorities would do anything about it. Even then they would probably not
do anything due to the petty nature of the crime. As I understand it Paypal is
not a FDIC covered institution, so that angle is out. I do not mean at all to
sound like I am not sorry for Dan's (read *our*) loss, and I hope we can find
the b*st*rd and string him/her up.
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