Nirv...

Just thinking about your case as explained here....

The buyer sent the return item to an incorrect address.

Is it possible that this was a deliberate act on behalf of the buyer? ie the person at the incorrect address is known to the buyer.

That way they would be playing a scam game knowing that when the return tracking shows delivered they will get their refund, but since the person is known to them they get to keep the item as well. ie get it back from the incorrect address.

If you mention this suspicion in the ACORN report it will be pretty easy for the police to determine this link between the buyer and the incorrect address.

Just a thouight...