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Country: Indonesia
State: All States/Provinces

Hello, we have recently been the victims of deception and fraud. We have, foolishly, paid $2500.00 for an order by wire transfer to an Indonesian company; we have not received the goods and despite many attempts at contact not heard from them. We would like any advise you can possible provide to maybe recover our money or at least bring these people to justice.

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You may file a police and/or FBI report, and file in court where they live as well if you know who they are.

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