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Telemarketing Fraud; Putting Phone Scams on Hold: Hearing Before the Committee on Small Business, House of Representatives, One Hundred Third by United States. Congress. Business, 2010-01-18
An Internet Job Scam by Richard Mays Owen, 2010-04-11
Shell Games: Studies in Scams, Frauds, and Deceits (1300-1650)
Internet fraud : how to avoid internet investment scams (SuDoc SE 1.2:IN 8/26) by U.S. State Department, 2000
Swampland in Florida: Scams, Deception, Fraud, Swamp, Walt Disney World Resort
Handbook of frauds, scams, and swindles; ethical failures in leadership. by Ed. by Serge Matulich and David M. Currie.,
Handbook of Frauds, Scams, and Swindles by Serge (EDT)/ Currie, David M. (EDT) Matulich, 2008-06-19
An Identification and Price Guide for Indian Artifacts of the Northeast, Featuring: A Section on Fakes, Frauds and Scams by Gary L. Fogelman, 1994
Innovation in telemarketing frauds and scams: Joint hearing before the Subcommittee on Regulation, Business Opportunities, and Energy of the Committee ... first session, Washington, DC, June 21, 1991 by United States, 1991
Fleecing Grandma and Grandpa : Protecting against Scams, Cons, and Frauds by Betty L. Alt, 1980
The Book of Lies Schemes, Scams, Fakes, and Frauds That Have Changed the Course by M. Hirsh Goldberg, 1990-01-01
Heart Frauds: Uncovering the Biggest Health Scam In History by Charles T. McGee, 2001-04
Scams & Swindles: Phishing, Spoofing, ID Theft, Nigerian Advance Schemes Investment Frauds: How to Recognize And Avoid Rip-Offs In The Internet Age by Silver Lake Publishing, 2006-05-30
Trillion Dollar Scam: Exploding Health Care Fraud by Saul William Seidman, 2008-09-30

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The Privacy Lawyer Scams And Fraud Online Suspending All Sense
scams and fraud online suspending all sense of reality. what is it about something typed into an email or on a website that causes people to suspend all
http://theprivacylawyer.blogspot.com/2004/08/scams-and-fraud-onlinesuspending-al

Extractions: @import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=7389117"); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/1.css); BlogThis! Parry Aftab is The Privacy Lawyer columnist for Information Week and does privacy coaching and consulting. She was one of the first cyberlawyers in the United States and donates a substantial portion of her time to Internet safety, privacy and security education. Parry heads up the largest online safety and help group in cyberspace, WiredSafety.org. View my complete profile Scams and fraud online...suspending all sense of reality
Scams, Hoaxes, Fraud And Identity Theft
Deception and Deceit on The Internet scams, Hoaxes, fraud and Identity Theft The usual starting point for dirty tricks, scams and fraud is social
http://cybercoyote.org/security/deception.htm

Extractions: home security overview attack vectors Deception and Deceit on The Internet Scams, Hoaxes, Fraud and Identity Theft The Internet is a natural breeding ground for scam artists and vandals because it lends itself to anonymity. Perpetrators can hide very effectively by "spoofing" or quickly changing their email address, and/or by using offshore or " zombie " computers. Email spam and bogus websites are often used to perpetrate fraud. Virtually all spam conceals a scam of some sort. If it's too good to be true, it isn't, but spam and bogus webpages can be mighty alluring. Identity-theft is probably the worst fraud that you can be a victim of. Phishing victims lost $1.2 billion to identity-theft related fraud between April, 2003 and April, 2004. "The Internet's becoming a very dangerous place to conduct financial business unless you're willing to scrutinize your activities very closely," Avivah Litan, Gartner Research Vice President Social engineering The usual starting point for dirty tricks, scams and fraud is "social engineering" the art of getting people to drop their guard. A good social engineer can get many people do something or reveal something when they'd ordinarily refuse. Good virus writers carefully engineer their email message to get people to open their virus-carrying attachment.
Internet Scams And Fraud - Learn From Consumer Protection Experts
Internet scams and frauds abound, and the results can be catastrophic. and steal your cash. Learn how to protect yourself from Internet scams and fraud.
http://customerservicezone.com/4customers/Internet_Scams_And_Fraud/

Extractions: Most Popular/Viewed Customer Service Resources Even more consumer protection and customer education help from our guest contributors Top : Internet Scams And Fraud: Internet scams and frauds abound, and the results can be catastrophic. From identity theft, through to selling fake products, fraudsters can damage credit rating, and steal your cash. Learn how to protect yourself from Internet scams and fraud. Computer Crime - Where the Dangers Are - by David Bank and Riva Richmond What's in a name? Plenty, if you want to register a website. A new scam is targeting would-be website owners by offering the opportunity to pre-register new top level domain names. Domain names, such as "ftc.gov," are the unique terms that enable Internet users to locate a specific website. The top level domain is the final extension, such as ".com" or ".org." (
Scams Scam Spam STOP
scams Scam Spam Help Stop Spam! Beware of Spammer s scams A list of scams money making scams scholarship scams work from home scams fraud scams
http://www.strausspromotions.com/spam.html
Urban Legends Reference Pages Crime (Nigerian Scam)
US Secret Service on Nigerian scam Advance Fee fraud Schemes (US Secret Service) FTC on Nigerian scam The Nigerian Scam Costly Compassion (Federal
http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/scams/nigeria.htm
Evans National Bank :: Scams And Fraud Alerts
Please click on a link below for current scams and fraud alerts. Information for consumer and businesses is also provided through some of the websites below
http://www.evansnationalbank.com/scams.php
How To Say NO To Investment Scams And Fraud
How to Say NO to Investment scams and fraud If youve already been an investment fraud victim, beware of reload scams. Once youve been burned by one
http://www.corningcu.org/StraightTalk/reports/st-invest-scams.htm

Extractions: How to Say NO to Investment Scams and Fraud Test your investment savvy Before you review the warning signs and protective tips below, you might want to check out your Investment Fraud Awareness with this quiz Caution flags that usually indicate shady offers Tips for protecting yourself from investment scams Adopting just a few personal rules for handling your approach to savings and investments can help protect you against most investment fraud. Ignore cold calls or unsolicited email or snail mail pitches. Never act quickly. Independently check out every offer you are considering. Work with your investment advisor, if you have one. If you have an investment advisor or broker or account manager, work with them to be sure you understand your investments and the recommended investment strategies. Ask questions. Stay informed. Investment advisors can do their best job for you when you are actively interested in your account. Check your account statements or written reports regularly.
Consumerprotection
to help constituents better protect themselves from consumer fraud and scams. information about how to better protect children from scams and fraud
http://suekelly.house.gov/consumerprotection.asp

Extractions: House Transportation Consumer Protection Information Congresswoman Kelly is committed to ensuring that federal regulations protect consumers throughout the Hudson Valley. This page contains guidance and helpful resources to help constituents better protect themselves from consumer fraud and scams. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) works to protect consumers from fraud, deception, and unfair business practices. The FTC provides extensive information about how you can protect yourself and your family from such crimes as identity theft, senior citizen scams, child internet scams, and scholarship scams. Consumers can contact the FTC for free information on a wide variety of issues and to report complaints. For more information, call toll-free at 1-877-FTC-HELP or visit
Wholesale Index - Wholesale Products Index
scams and fraud Scam artists selling fraudulent Internetrelated business opportunities are trying to cash in on the Internet s potential.
http://www.wholesaleindex.com/information/i-scams.htm

Extractions: Scams Online Scam artists selling fraudulent Internet-related business opportunities are trying to cash in on the Internet's potential. Don't let them fool you. Although the Internet has vast commercial possibilities, every entrepreneur who buys into an Internet "opportunity" doesn't automatically find a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. You'll see fraudulent Internet-related business opportunities promoted on Web sites and through e-mail solicitations. But these frauds are also marketed through more traditional methods, including infomercials, classified ads and "advertorials" in major newspapers and magazines, telemarketing, trade show presentations, seminars, and direct mail solicitations. Many of the scams are targeted to individuals who are not technologically savvy. Indeed, many pitches even seem designed to take advantage of an entrepreneur's "Internet innocence." Don't let these scams scare you out of starting a home business. For every scam out there you will find several legitimate business opportunities. Here are a few things to watch out for: Do business with companies you know and trust.
Russian-Scam.org - Dating Scams And Fraud Protection
AntiScam and fraud protection program for dating, marriage and matchmaking agencies that deal with Russia and former Soviet Union.
http://www.russian-scam.org/faq.htm
Information On Internet Problems: Scams, Domain Fraud, Identity Theft, Viruses A
News Links about Internet fraud, scams, Hoaxes. The Top 10 Dot Cons Inboxer Rebellion Check for hoaxes before forwarding those emails. HoaxBusters
http://www.azurecom.com/alerts.htm
RCMP Frauds And Scams - Identity Theft
Tips from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/scams/identity_e.htm

Extractions: @import url("../styles/sidebar_navigation.css"); Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Careers / Recruiting Provinces- Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland N.W.T Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario - NCR-Ottawa P.E.I. Quebec Saskatchewan - Training Academy Yukon SEE ALSO Public Advisory: Special Report for Consumers on Identity Theft (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Canada) Review and remember the following points to avoid becoming an easy target: sign all credit cards when you receive them never loan your credit cards to anyone cancel credit cards you do not use and keep a list of the ones you use regularly immediately report lost or stolen credit cards and any discrepancies in your monthly statements to the issuing credit card company never leave receipts at bank machines, bank wickets, in trashcans, or at unattended gasoline pumps; ensure you destroy paperwork you no longer need
Looking For Something?
Rosemary K. West website with advice.
http://www.rosemarywest.com/scams.shtml
Quatloos! -- Cyber-Museum Of Scams And Frauds...
Seeks to educate about various types of scams and frauds, how these deals really work, and how to manage the risks.
http://www.quatloos.com/

Extractions: September 25 , 2005 Articles About Quatloos! "The amateur web is a noisy place with a lot of static and some gems. In the gem category falls Jay Adkisson's www.quatloos.com" ~ "Build Your Own Soapbox" by Seth Lubove, Forbes Best of the Web, September 11, 2000, at p. 31. "Quatloos is the perfect place to start when faced with an investment proposal that sounds too good to be true" ~ OnlineInvestor, November 2000 edition, at p. 84. "Besides being fun to read, these stories of pecuniary high jinx will fine-tune your bullshit detector." ~ Playboy, July 2001.
Internet Fraud Complaint Center
Internet fraud Complaint Center. ifccv2 logo. August 12, 2005. Privacy Disclaimer Sitemap Home File a Complaint Press Room fraud Tips
http://www.ifccfbi.gov/index.asp

Extractions: Welcome to IFCC The Internet Fraud Complaint Center (IFCC) is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C). IFCC's mission is to address fraud committed over the Internet. For victims of Internet fraud, IFCC provides a convenient and easy-to-use reporting mechanism that alerts authorities of a suspected criminal or civil violation. For law enforcement and regulatory agencies at all levels, IFCC offers a central repository for complaints related to Internet fraud, works to quantify fraud patterns, and provides timely statistical data of current fraud trends.
HolySmoke.org
Contains some opinion articles posted to the newsgroup alt.religion.scientology as well as many court documents about the frauds and scams of the commercial enterprise, Scientology.
http://holysmoke.org
Know Fraud Redirect
You are being automatically redirected to the FTC s Bureau of Consumer Protection information for consumers. If this page does not automatically redirect
http://www.consumer.gov/knowfraud/
The National Investor
Warning Americans about pitfalls, exaggerations, frauds and scams.
http://www.nationalinvestor.com/

Extractions: Essays and Articles ... Alan Greenspan: A Lesson In Drunken Driving January 29,2005 GOLD-Two Steps Forward...Two Steps Back January 2005 The Hard Work Ahead for Bush: Though he didn't enjoy the landslide that the late President Richard Nixon did in his 1972 re-election. George W. may nevertheless suffer Tricky Dick's EARLY second term fate: a declining dollar, bear market for financial assets and, if he's smart, cutting and running from a foreign quagmire (from The November issue). The Fed's Own Irrational Exuberance From the October 2004 Issue "Consumerism" Didn't Come About by Accident (NOTE: This is an excerpt from Chris Temple's provocative Special Report entitled "Understanding the Game".) DIVERSIONS (excerpted from the September, 2004 Special Report entitled "Understanding the Game") Everyone is looking for a scapegoat to blame for the heavy losses on Wall Street since the great bull market bubble began losing its air over four years ago. But I have news for you: the culprits are not Ken Lay and Martha Stewart. Will the real truth ever come out? Will the needed monetary reform result? Or, instead, will we soon be treated to guillotines on Wall Street to punish the "aristos?" Greenspan to Play "Chicken" With Oil?
Www.fraud.org
Information and links about many kinds of fraud.
http://www.fraud.org/
Suspended Domain
A personal website with information about alleged city scams and frauds as well as current legal issues in the community.
http://www.laportesucks.com/

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