[Josem]

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You may be right, but I don't see how you can be. Every company is registered in some country, and every action takes place in some country. Why wouldn't the laws of the relevant country apply? This seems to be a case of fraud commited in Costa Rica by people who live in Costa Rica and work for a company in Costa Rica. How can it not be possible to prosecute them in Costa Rica? Isn't fraud illegal there?


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Of course you're right.

It's just that many of the muppets who post here have an American-centric view of the world - the world ends at the end of the 48 contiguous states.


The only difficulty is whether this is sufficiently high enough priority for Costa Rican law enforcement officials, and whether they have a legal system that is able to manage this.