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I’m trying to find someone from Facebook marketplace. I recently sold him a watch and I was given fake money. Is there anything I can do to pull-up his ip address or anything
 

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Honestly bro I just hope it ain't some diamond-covered Rolex. I'd never bother to seek justice with these fucks.
 
Let's ignore it as a lesson. Don't try to find him in vain
 
The only thing that comes to my mind is to try and pretend to be someone different and Hope he tries to buy the watch from you again in other words pretend you have another one. Then when he shows up roll up on him with Smith & Wesson.
 
Ignore and move forward as you might have learned your lesson by now.
 
You will no longer be able to recover that money, let it serve as experience, in this type of business you have to see the reputation of the clients
 
No way to find him, just remember this lesson.
 
If I understand correctly, you sold a real watch to this person, and he sent you cash (?) by post which turned out to be counterfeit?

I'm sorry you experienced this. In future you need to get payment first, ideally a bank transfer.

If my understanding of the crime is correct, the police are not going to bother trying to track him down as (I assume) the dollar amount is low and you are not politically connected. However, you should definitely report it to the police, so at least they have a record of it. If he then scams another person in your country, the police will then see a pattern and might issue a warning about online scams.

You should also post the watch case number and story on forums like omegaforums.net and watchuseek.com, so it becomes harder for him to resell it.
 
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