Need help or advise after being scammed

[QueWhy]

Originally Posted by Unobtanium-inc

My advice to the original poster is gardening or yoga, two very calming things that might get your life back on track. Chasing a phantom who took your money is pointless, unless you want to get on a plane and start knocking on doors. But sending emails to banks and US government agencies will get you nowhere. It's just going to leave a knawing hole in your stomach and every email back gives you false hope that someone will take up your case and retrieve your money, they won't. Move on, learn a hard lesson, don't buy half price cars on Craigslist from another country, these scammers rely on guys like you.
Your money is gone, there is no car, there is no Donna, and the guy that scammed you is going to be very very hard to catch, and it won't be by TD Bank, or the FBI.

---Adam

+1 to all of this.

The FBI doesn't care and even if they did it wouldn't do much good. The Bubba Wallace incident is a good example. How many agents and how long did it take for them to figure out the "hate crime" they were investigating was just a garage door pull that had been there for years?

Don't let greed cloud your judgement.

[911heaven]

Originally Posted by QueWhy

+1 to all of this.

The FBI doesn't care and even if they did it wouldn't do much good. The Bubba Wallace incident is a good example. How many agents and how long did it take for them to figure out the "hate crime" they were investigating was just a garage door pull that had been there for years?

Don't let greed cloud your judgement.

Dog the bounty hunter is in the news these days. Is he worth his salt? He looks like a cross between Hulk Hogan and Tanto with tats and sunglasses...