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We would like to inform you that if the owner does not pay the amount, you can file a lawsuit against him to refund the amounts received from you. We hope that you will ask your question again clearly so that we can help you accurately

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We would like to inform you that You may file a fraud complaint with the Public Prosecution or the Police Department, and they will be punished and the amounts returned to you. Their action is punishable by law. Article 399 states:

Article (399)

Detention or a tine shall be imposed upon any one who seizes, for himself or for another, a movable property, or obtains a document or signature thereon, cancellation or destruction thereof or amendment thereto by fraudulent means, or by assuming a false name or capacity, where such an act leads to deception of a victim and leads him to surrender. The same punishment shall apply to anyone who disposes of real estate or movable property knowing that such a property is not owned by him or that he has no right to dispose thereof, or if he disposes of a thing knowing that it has been previously disposed of or contracted upon, provided that such acts cause damage to a third party. If the subject of a crime is a property or a bond which belongs to the State or to any of the authorities indicated in Article (5), it shall be considered an aggravating circumstance. The attempt of an act shall be punished by detention for a period not exceeding two years or by a fine not exceeding twenty thousand Dirhams. However, when a recidivist is sentenced to a penalty of detention for a period of one or more years, a maximum period of two years' police surveillance may be awarded to him, provided that such surveillance not exceed the sentence inflicted upon him.

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