I'm also owed lots of product or a refund. Of course I've filed criminal complaints with the places discussed earlier, but I also have a few friends that are lawyers... one of which I contacted, and talked to over lunch on Tuesday.
I talked to him specifically because last year he sold some items on ebay to a guy in OH, who said he was unhappy with the condition of the items, so he sent him pictures back, and they were exactly like pictured in the description... so my friend basically told him too bad (apparently the guy overpaid for the auction and wanted a partial refund). Once the guy figured out that wouldn't work, he filed a claim with paypal saying it never arrived. Since he didn't ship with Delivery Confirmation, of course Paypal refunded him... even though he had proof that the guy received it (from emails and pictures).
So... to the fun part of the story... since my friend is a lawyer, he sued him for the amount wrongly refunded by Paypal, and he did this in VA (where he lives). Apparently, many states will allow you to sue someone in your own state's court... since you were in the state when you made the transaction, therefore, the business was done in your state. So, of course he won his case, and didn't have to travel anywhere... and caused the scammer to have to travel to defend himself. I don't know, but I assume this would be difficult to do in a different country.
Anyway... we're going to discuss this again next week, and while of course I want my product/refund, I also said that there's a large list of people also being ripped off. He said there's the possibility to do class action, but of course that's more complex and would require a lot of collaboration to get all of our cases consolidated into one. It may be worth it though... or maybe it'd be better to sue him all over the country one by one.
DogP