I have been cheated on the internet. I was defrauded over the internet. Can someone help me?
450247
Not to be mean, but you are pretty much out of luck.\nDo NOT respond to any kind of e-mails like that.
1100520
I dont think there is a way of getting it back. Although you could check for files under internet options and then clicking on temporary internet files. You might find something there.
949672
I try not to do things I would mind seeing played back to me.  But I would strongly urge you to inform the police, this is called extortion and is a federal offence.  They may be able to help you and perhaps save some other fool from this humiliating experience.  That is, if this is for real.  Usually hard for a stranger to install hardware on a home computor without someone letting them in isn't it?  Hmmmmmmmmmmm?
1033511
I always forward them to the FBI. They have a special division for internet scams.\n\nGo to the FBI web site, find the internet fraud section, save the email to your address book then just start fowarding them there.
1004340
Well have you done anything on the internet you arn't suppose to? Or are you a threat to their "club". Usually what happens is that if yo have done something on the internet you shouldn't have, your IP address can be stored and sent out to the web saying you did something bad. They also could find that your email address was invalid and does not alow for correction. But really this should be in the programmers section.\n\nAlso, try opening a new email account and go to a different computer and try there.
428342
you can't find any one for free on line. I have net detective. e-mail me.
1122270
There are too many unidentified variables in this situation that makes giving advice difficult, therefore I am refering you to someone who you can provide you with real time communicative assistance.\n\nI Hope you Have MS XP Pro OS system platform, as it will help immensely in their ability to help you.\n\nContact your ISP by phone and ask to speak to tech support. tell them your situation, and offer to have them connect to your system remotely as a user. You will need to change the security setting in XP to allow them to do this, so follow their instructions. Make sure you set them back once it is over so hackers can't take control of your system.\n\nIf this doesn't work, do the same thing with the tech support people employed by the operators of the FTP servers.\n\nIf it is still not fixed by this time, do the same thing again after contacting the tech support people at the place where you purchased the computer.\n\nIf it is still not fixed, the retailer you spoke to last should offer to refund or replace the hardware of the computer you purchased.\n\nGood luck.
75197
You must report this to agencies that stop scam artists. \n\nI have been scammed in the recent past, scam artists take a lot of time to think up their scams so it may take a lot of time to figure out and untangle their scam, so hang in there.\n\n1. Visit a "meta" search engine or google. \n2. Enter the email id of the scam artist "daniellacalloway". \n3. Research each result set, even if you do not see a match. \n4. Think of any words or verbage used by the scam artist and keep researching. \n5. Report it to other agencies since others were most likely scammed too. \n6. Turn over your evidence to legitimate scam or fraud investigation agencies \n7. Hang in there until you get help or the scam artist will continue to scam others\n8. Praying helps! Good luck.
1125964
You can take it to any bank and ask them to have their loss prevention department investigate. You can also report this person's e-mail to the FBI internet fraud department. You can find the link at www.fbi.gov.
850536
net joke...a scam 2 b exact
373979
If you can prove that your account is hacked, contact the police.  They will put you in touch with the appropriate people...
154901
For internet fraud, you should go to:\n\nhttp://www.ic3.gov\n\nor\n\nhttp://www.econsumer.gov\n\nYou can also find more information about reporting other kinds of fraud on:\n\nhttp://www.fraud.org
275866
Somebody hacked you, and there might not be anything yet, but they obviously got in. I would disconnect my Internet cable and If you don't have a router you need to get one. That will stop it. You can buy at walmart for $40 dollars, or any computer supplier. If you want to know more about a router email me.
462995
I wouldn't count on getting that information from Yahoo, even though the person involved did rip you off it's a privacy matter.  You might want to contact your local police station to see if they have an internet fraud division.  Problem is, a lot of these scammers are overseas where the police can't touch them.\n\nThere is a very good chance you'll never see your money again.\n\nIn the future, if you receive an eBay related email to your email account, check your ebay messages on your My Ebay page.  If the email does not appear there, it's most likely a scammer email.
435119
Send me a check for $50.00 and I'll tell you what you can do about internet fraud. Email me for more information.\n\nSeriously, it depends on what type of fraud. I was a victim of it by receiving a phoney cashier's check for a peice of musical equipment I had to sell. I went to cash the check at the bank, and as a result had my account shut down, and wasn't allowed to open an account at any bank for months until it got straightened out finally.\n\nGo to the police. Ask them what you can do. They will probably give you the same answer they gave me the first two times. "Nothing." They are all lazy fucking pigs. But make them do something. \n\nReally it depends on what type of fraud, though.
652277
You have to sue the person that owes you the money.  After you win the case, then you can try to collect it from them.  It cannot be done over the internet.
668925
dont do it i have been scamed 3-4 on the internet doing things like that lost alot of money