Optics WTS Razor 1-10 Gen3 w/ mount

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Vet bills are accruing so this is on the block. About perfect shape. Minor scuff would probably rub out. Glass is perfect. ADM qd really high mount.
Asking $1600 shipped.
Thanks
 

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Vet bills are accruing so this is on the block. About perfect shape. Minor scuff would probably rub out. Glass is perfect. ADM qd really high mount.
Asking $1600 shipped.
Thanks
Vet bills are accruing so this is on the block. About perfect shape. Minor scuff would probably rub out. Glass is perfect. ADM qd really high mount.
Asking $1600 shipped.
Thanks
Sent you a pm about scope with my phone number. As per comms, I will take it. Thanks, RG
 
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Couldn't they compare the account info?.... something.
They may have found his number the posted somewhere else.

Other times they use your profile pic with a new account duplicating your username as well as they can. Adding a . or using a 1 in place of capital I. Letter o instead of zero etc
 
If you can't cancel your payment. I believe that because you used a USPS MO it is considered mail fraud which is a felony.

mail fraud is a federal felony under 18 U.S.C. § 1341, carrying potential penalties of fines and imprisonment, which can extend up to 20 years, or even 30 years if involving a financial institution or a presidential disaster declaration.



Here's a more detailed explanation:
  • What is Mail Fraud?
    Mail fraud involves using the U.S. Postal Service or a private commercial carrier to execute a scheme to defraud someone of money, property, or honest services.
    • Federal Crime:
      It's a federal crime, meaning it's prosecuted by the federal government, not state or local authorities.


      Elements of Mail Fraud:
      To prove mail fraud, the prosecution must demonstrate that:
    • A scheme to defraud existed.
    • The defendant intended to defraud.
    • The U.S. mail was used to further the scheme.

    • Penalties:
      • Fines: Convicted individuals can face fines of up to $250,000.
    • Imprisonment: A person can be imprisoned for up to 20 years.

    • Enhanced Penalties: If the fraud involves a financial institution or a presidentially declared disaster or emergency, the penalties can increase to a fine of up to $1 million and imprisonment of up to 30 years.
 
I already know that but there is nothing I can do at this point. Whether I get it reported today or tomorrow is not gonna make worlds of diff. If you have some words of wisdom, I am certainly listening but chirping about urgency does no good.