<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

Sorry for the repost but I wanted some input about what to do. Last week I get a message at home from some random girl in Texas saying she wants to talk to me about an envelope she received from me. I'm curious so I call her back and she tells me a story. She received a letter with my name and return address on the envelope with 2 postal money orders inside and a letter asking her to cash them and then send money to an orphanage. She got skeeved and 411'd me and called. So now my head is spinning. I called the USPS to file a complaint and I was waiting to hear back from them. Then I get a letter from NC with writing inside saying no thanks and the contents inside were a letter and 2 postal money orders. Today, I found out they used my credit card to fund the mailing of the letters to a total of $411.62 from the USPS website after opening an account with my email address. I have spoken with the USPS, secured the USPS account, cancelled my credit card, placed a fraud alert on my credit reports and spoke to the IL attorney general. I have a bunch of information in the letter with names and addresses and email addresses. Should I ignore the temptation to try and email the douche bags? It may all be a dead end but I want revenge. I thought I was very careful about protecting my information from theft. Turns out I slipped up somewhere.
<bot>: D-bags steal my info and CC and use it in a nefarious plot to defraud people and I have info which might be a dead end but I am tempted to send an inflammatory email.