Hello,
I'm deepy saddened to hear about this.
Most cases of escrow fraud we come across here involve a fake "seller"; and the buyer is the victim (in the sense that the buyer sends the money, but the seller and the merchandise don't even exist). Your case is what I call "reverse fake escrow": here the seller is the victim. For obvious reasons, the items in question are usually small and high-priced, like jewelry, expensive watches and similar items.
Also, in many cases the victims were in some sort of financial hardship that forced them to sell. Here are a few more stories:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1775viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1695viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1582Now, about rollmoney-co.com: The site was added to our database on February 13th; I believe it was first posted on another forum. This site is part of a longer run of similar sites (in fact I also added a "sister site" to the database the same day:
http://insuranceexpert-s.com - but it's also gone now).
Please have a look here:
http://escrow-fraud.com/index.php?page= ... layout=192As you can see there have been numerous similar or identical sites before. This is NOT just a single scammer; this is organized crime, most likely from Romania. You need to go to the police; you need to tell them everything (including the things you've read here). I'm afraid there is little more we can do at the moment; but one of the other regulars might have additional information.
Once again: You need to file a police report right away!