This is a true story. The reason the lawyer said he did not have a chance is that he did not even have a "real" address for those that got him. He had gotten the cashiers check on a national bank. The receiver cashed the check a hundred miles away from where he had been mailing the letters. Second the PO box he had used had been turned back into the the Post office. HE had no idea who had scammed him. Also have you ever gone into a small town as an outsider and been able to get any information on a local?? Not going to happen in the WV mountain country.
What made me remember this is the early posting that was about a scam on an injection pump out of England. The poster had not lost any money but it seemed he had sent the money and was lucky enough to wake up and stop it before it had been cashed in.
My point being is that why are people so naive or gullible to fall for these type of things???
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