I already reported the e-transfer I sent as fraudulent and my bank has started an investigation. And he uses a "payment" platform called Juicyway. The platform is legit so I have also contacted them to report the fraudulent transfer. For the e-transfer, he asked to use payments@juicyway.com. So the email address doesn't tie it back to him. He needed to tie the e-transfer to me in Juicyway, so he needed my email address. That was the way he could receive the e-transfer I sent him. These guys are very well organized, don't get me wrong. But I'll do my best to make sure that they don't scam any more people. I fell for it and it's my fault!