"Richard J Kinch" wrote in message
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Harold & Susan Vordos writes:

We're going to file fraud charges through the post office
this week, so we're certainly working that direction.

You should also call 911 and report them. This is called "being a crank":
making a criminal complaint out of a civil dispute (and a silly one at
that). The criminal authorities don't like cranks.

Better yet, file your complaint right now! He

https://www.usps.com/postalinspector...dComplaint.htm

However, you may have a problem, in that they say:

[Dear cranks,] "the Inspection Service cannot resolve routine business
disputes between companies and their customers"

Read this: http://www.usps.com/cpim/ftp/pubs/pub300a.pdf so you
understand
what mail fraud looks like. None of it has the slightest resemblance to
your case.

Be sure you read through what constitutes fraud at the link you provided.
Not receiving that which was advertised is top of the list, so to speak.
Don't kid yourself into believing they don't care. The only thing that they
caution is that they may not react to a single complaint. Others have had
outstanding results. In no way do they consider such things as crank
complaints. Can't imagine where you got your information. Got mine off
the site.

Harold