I actually went so far as to download the reporting form from the online fraud squad in Brisbane.

It's a 10-page document and pretty soon you will reach a point where it had better be a high value item and you are pretty sure of your facts before you put the required time into filling it in.

The form does ask you to lodge it in person at your local QPS station. So not to sure if/how this will work in other states. Looks like the form only covers for a fraudster who is located in QLD.

So we thought we had best just "suck it up" for our items as they only average about $10 each. And you can never be 100% certain of the fact that they have frauded you. You may be making false accusations.

But if you were frauded out of a high value item then it would be worth pursuing I would think.

There may be a federal police equivalent form I did not find that will do the same thing on a nationwide basis.