The police are still actively investigating the case, and I appreciate their continued effort. I remain hopeful that progress will be made. The latest update from the police is that the person involved is no longer living at the same address, and their phone number is no longer in service. While this is frustrating, the investigation is ongoing. If you’ve had a similar experience or are currently going through something like this, please leave a comment or send me a message. When people with similar cases come together, it helps provide more information and a clearer picture for the police. Your voice matters, and together we may be able to prevent this from happening to others. If you’ve experienced something similar, please get in touch. Your story could make a difference.
Reporting to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre Report online You can log into the Online Reporting System tool using either: GC Key (user ID/password) Government Sign-In by Verified.Me ref: https://antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/report-signalez-eng.htm Reporting to local police Contact your local police department to report the scam. Most police office has an online reporting system. Example here: VPD Reporting to Better Business Bureau No very useful but better do it. https://www.bbb.org/ Reporting to Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) Scammers won't be reporting all of their income which is involved in illegal activities. But that generates income which is required to be reported to the CRA, you can report this anonymously. Online : Use the CRA's online "Leads Program" to report suspected tax evasion. You can find the form here . Phone : Call the CRA's Informant Leads Centre at 1-866-809-6841. This is a toll-free number available to receive information on...
I heard a story about Michael Superbacker years ago. I now understand how Michael felt. The quote below from Michael's comment deeply describes how I feel right now.
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