John C.
Senior Member
And they will continue to operate because no one does anything about it. The case I worked had a scammer in Florida who was eventually convicted of fraud. I filed the police reports for the people who were scammed. People assumed nothing would get done and might have just let it go on and on. The guy didn't get the punishment that he should have gotten and I don't think anyone got their money back but the guy is no longer advertising rebuilt Cat engines all over the world.
Has any of this made it into the people who write law? No because no one actually reports it. It doesn't get into the news and there is no public outcry and no leverage put on law makers and the pimple just keeps getting bigger. The worst of all this is that it happens most to the people who can least afford it. At least get the incident on the record somewhere.
Has any of this made it into the people who write law? No because no one actually reports it. It doesn't get into the news and there is no public outcry and no leverage put on law makers and the pimple just keeps getting bigger. The worst of all this is that it happens most to the people who can least afford it. At least get the incident on the record somewhere.