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If that's true, then I think you need to follow up with the authorities, i.e., by sending your website to the California state Department of Justice, which has
by rprasad 14y ago
If that's true, then I think you need to follow up with the authorities, i.e., by sending your website to the California state Department of Justice, which has the authority to investigate these matters, or else to the consumer protection agency.
Unfortunately, there have been a great many scams like this in the past 4 years and this guy may have just slipped through the cracks as a result of staff cutbacks.
The authorities will likely be grateful to you for any assistance you can provide them, i.e., by helping them locate other victims.
- zaidf 14y agoDo you think authorities at the state level would be more receptive than at the county level? Because I've been trying at the county and city level and after sending many victims to ring up the investigators, little has come out of it. I always thought at the state level my chances are even bleaker of getting their attention.