The problem is there has to be a chain of actions for most law inforcment to send it to a prsicutor. One incident does not usualy make for criminal action. They will most times view it as a civil situation. If someone has taken a hundred postal money orders and not sent anything out, thats clear fraud was commited. If someone took a postal money order or use dthe postal system to sell a property they did not own it is clear fraud. But this is muddy enough I would doubt very seriously the postal office would get involved. If you know where he lives you could take him to court,but even if you win there is no way to know if you get your money. People like him make it hard for others to buy and sell over the net.
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