Comment from Wombat
Cop the email addy...."supapupagirl" !!! In my lingo, that sounds out "super poopa girl". Maybe a clue...not sure what to make of it ??
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Thanks Aussie!
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What to do if you have been scammed: 1. Apply to your local state or federal enforcement agency and request to prosecute the criminals that stole your money. (It is the nearest police station where you would report a house burglary, for example.) 2. Report it to the Internet Fraud Complaint Center of FBI at http://www1.ifccfbi.gov/ 3. Send a complaint to your country's Embassy in the country where the scammer resides AND their Embassy in your country - for example, if you live in USA and the scammer resides in Russia, you should send your complaint to the USA Embassy in Russia and Russian Embassy in USA. Send it via registered mail, and include with your report: Name and surname of the scammer (the person on whose name the money was sent, even if it is different from the name of the person your were corresponding with). Details of the scam - a complete story including dates, names of the persons and websites, printed copies of letters, copies of Western Union receipts etc. Request to hand your complaint to the Ministry of Home Affairs of the country where the scammer resides (where you have sent the money to) and request to prosecute the scammer and recover your money. Your name, address, email address and phone number. Print the complaint, number the pages and initial every page, sign the last page. Include a copy of your ID/passport (page with your name and photo).
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