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LOL, check post #2
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LOL, check post #2
So you either already sent it back and are refusing to accept that you got ripped off, or you are trolling. There is no logic in the argument that you received a real email.....someone already brought up subpoenas/legal process and I know I have brought up the fact that stolen government hardware being sold over a recoded media to random people doesn't get traced via kind emails requesting you send them your email...which is linked to your paypal acct...which you used to pay for your ebay item....which has a high chance of being a fake.....lol.
Just curious op, Do you have any pictures or mentions of your aim point on the web?
Facebook, tweets, forums etc...
Not sure why it's so difficult to grasp - serial number of a scope is not the number of my bank account! Once something legally-serious follows, all the additional verification can take place as well!
I just want to warn you...it is very easy to bounce an email off of someone elses site. I have had it happen to me. (legal name) sender, then my name in the subject line....However, I have known (legal name) for 50 years...and we do not address each other by those names. Sure enough, this email had been bounced off his account and wasn't from him at all. (as proven by the trace on the email I did after I talked to him)
Having had it done to me, that is why I am very skeptical...especially when you said the email started with "dear sir/madam" That does not pass the smell test. Do a trace on that original email and see where it really came from, went to when you replied....
It is not a scam. I have already e-mailed the serial to the agent, as I am not going to obstruct an investigation. The question now is about the proper procedure of seizure of property by law enforcement. I suspect that if they find out that the item is indeed one of the stolen sights, they might request a volunteer surrender. I don't want to give government a free pass on Due Process, thus my question about warrants.
You better just mail it to their headquarters in California then.....LMAO. Why would ICE handle stolen military hardware?
You say that it is "not a scam". Can you explain what exactly makes you think it is not a scam?
Well, if you like, it's too elaborate to be a scam A lot of very difficult to obtain and targeted information combined with no direct way to benefit
Not really that complicated in my opinion. Me thinks the direct benefit is relieving you of your optic.
Your link doesn't explain why ICE would be investigating STOLEN mil hardware. Now blackmarket hardware like clones and illegal imports....stuff sold under the radar even. But stuff actually known to be stolen from the US military and on the open market on the streets just being followed to take it back from everyday joes after they pay? Or are you Al Qaeda?
I don't know, but you have the address of the office which is handling the case, feel free to call them and ask. Here is their main number :
SAC Los Angeles
501 West Ocean Boulevard, Suite 7200
Long Beach, CA 90802-4213
Main (562) 624-3800
Fax (562) 590-9604
Contact ICE - Homeland Security Investigations