Online Scam Legal Options

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In Pennsylvania, you can report online scams to local police, the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General, and the FTC. Keep all evidence related to the scam. For amounts over $200, consider filing a small claims lawsuit. Consult a legal professional for detailed guidance.

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Certainly, in Pennsylvania, you can report online scams to:
- Your local police department
- Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General (Bureau of Consumer Protection)
- Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Always remember to keep any evidence related to the scam, such as emails, messages, and bank statements.
will they do anything about $*
While it's a relatively small amount, authorities take all fraud reports seriously. They may not be able to recover your $*, but your report can help them track and possibly take action against the scammer.
$* i meant
In Pennsylvania, for amounts over $*, you can also consider filing a small claims lawsuit against the scammer. It's important to consult with a legal professional to understand your options and the process involved.