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I have a hunch why you never heard from the feds. Due to the small size and the facts of the case, if someone did have the courtesy to call you they probably would say this is either more appropriately a state prosecution or, more likely, a civil fraud case- their two catch alls for "we can't be bothered."
I would try contacting your state AG. They have civil and criminal divisions, and may be interested.
Is there a statute of limitations for this type of thing? I’d be happy to do this to protect future victims from these guys, but I won’t have realistic time (and sim data) for it for a few more months.
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61 sats \ 1 reply \ @siggy47 10h
There are. Each state varies, but for civil fraud it's typically around four years from discovery of the fraudulent act
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36 sats \ 0 replies \ @jasonb OP 9h
Oh cool, I’ll look into this at some point!
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