So how can you tell which members from the Netherlands are NOT Poppin by another name? I looked into him thoroughly when he reached out to me, and there were no red flags at that time. He claimed a real address, and a Linkedin account with a legit job. His actions / insanity were what caused me to hit "pause" on his transaction, or I'd be out 600 chips.
The answer is simple: He should go to jail. International mail fraud, bank fraud and wire fraud are not "petty" crimes.
He used fake names and forged bank documents and mailing / shipping documents (at least forgery, too) to further the scams. If he's doing this to us, there are probably other victims in other areas of life. And I'm damned sure he didn't report the money he stole from members here on his taxes. We should at least report THAT to tax authorities in his home country.
American victims who are out money or things of value (chips) should at least report him to their local FBI office by calling 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324). Members in other countries who are victims should report to their local and national law enforcement until this guy's name is on as many police reports as possible. Perhaps they will do nothing. Perhaps many reports will link him to other things he's done, other people he's scammed.
The option of "let's do nothing" didn't stop him from coming back to try to hit again.