Paul Robertson wrote:
Yes, it's like seeing a robbery but not being the victim, the
authorities are still interested in the crime. The Internet Crime
Complaint Center is probably the best vector at this point (What was
the Internet Fraud Complaint Center until the great renaming.)
It lives at:
http://www.ic3.gov
We'll see if they have the kind of success at other crimes that they
have had with auction fraud; Without money involved some local
prosecutors may be a little more shy than they have been.
Hmm, it's more like seeing somebody planning a robbery, and getting all
the weapons and gear ready, but not knowing their target. It's hard to
do anything about it at that point with a robbery, too.
Thanks for the link, though! That's what I was looking for.
