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Home About Us Feedback Consumer Web Directory ... Enforcement Centre with JAVASCRIPT enabled FraudBureau.com Get Stock Quotes Scam Complaint Complaint Search Scam Alert ... Recent Viruses News Channels Top Consumer Stories Online Legal Issues Computer Security Top Finance Stories Discussion Subscribe to Headlines Tell a Friend Glossaries Investment Terms Virus Terms Welcome to the Fraud Bureau , a free service , established to alert online consumers and investors of prior complaints relating to online vendors including sellers at online auctions and to provide consumers, investors and users with information and news on how to safely surf, shop and invest on the net. Search for Complaints relating to websites and online vendors including sellers at online auctions. File a Scam Complaint to inform others about a scam or deceitful or suspicious practices. Top Consumer Stories more news... Scientists Learn in Greater Detail How HIV Kills Immune Cells Jun 14 2001 6:54AM Massive Recall of Childrens Products Ordered Jun 14 2001 6:39AM Memories of Diana Jun 14 2001 6:21AM Online Legal Issues more news...

14. Scamwatch Comprehensive site providing information on several types of scams, schemes and fraud. Site information is provided by various Australian consumer protection agencies but most of the information is universal. http://www.scamwatch.gov.au/content/scams/scams.asp

Protect yourself against scams Why scams succeed Why scammers succeed Dangerous myths ... Say 'No' If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is Scamwatch covers all sorts of scams from financial and investment scams such as pyramid schemes to miracle cures and instant weight loss treatments. Many scams have been around under different names for several years; today's Nigerian Scam, where a consumer receives a letter or an e-mail from a fictitious Nigerian exile wanting to transfer millions of dollars, is just a variation on the Spanish Prisoner scam which dates back to 1588. Scamwatch keeps a look out for new scams, rorts and rip offs - our latest coverage includes some really professional new scams in property marketing phoney bank emails and spam "Say No" Don't be fooled if the deal sounds too good to be true, then it probably is. Use the information on this site to protect yourself from scammers and their tricks, and learn how to recognise scams from genuine offers. The information on this site has been prepared by the Australian Government in collaboration with fair trading and consumer protection agencies across Australia.

15. White Van Speaker Scams Using Fraud To Scam Sell Dahlton, Digital Pro Audio, The White Van Speaker scams fraud Involving Scam Speakers Sold From White Vans by Speakermen fraudsters. Subject Speakers sold from SUVs Date Tue, 28 Aug 2001 http://www.crimes-of-persuasion.com/Crimes/InPerson/speaker_scams.htm

Schemes, Scams, Frauds. www.crimes-of-persuasion.com Site Directory White Van Speaker Scams Fraud Involving Scam Speakers Sold From White Vans by Speakermen Fraudsters Subject: Speakers sold from SUVs Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 I have been approached several times in Los Angeles and Seattle by 20-30 year old men while driving in my car. They always have this bug-eyed shifty look to them and they want to sell me home speaker systems. And we all enjoy fast-talking, hurried salesman. The first time, out of curiosity, I stopped and looked at the products. I am somewhat familiar with speakers but I had never heard of these "revolutionary" brands. When I finally said that I wasn't interested, I was met with lower prices and "do you have any friends that might be interested?" I'm almost sure their business is not legit, but I'm curious as to where they get these speakers (and it's always speakers), and why do they always hit me up when I'm driving. Thanks for any info. Tim Harrington Subject: Stereo Speakers Invoice Overage Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001

16. The "Nigerian Letter" Advance Fee Fraud - ABC's Of Small Business The Nigerian Letter du jour, interspersed with comments. For the small business owner who might think that just possibly an offer out of the blue for a cut of millions of dollars could be truthful. http://www.abcsmallbiz.com/bizbasics/misc/nigerian_letter.html

BUSINESS BASICS CHANNELS ABC's Site Search E-Mail Scams - How to Recognize Advance Fee Fraud ABC's has been getting listed in more directories recently. While that's good, because it lets you find us, it also gets us on some great spam/scam mailing lists. For the next few issues, we're going to examine some existing and potential email scams so that you can see what they are and why they sometimes work. We're going to start with a classic, the "Nigerian Letter." This has been around since at least 1987, but the advent of email and the cheapness of spam has made it spread further and faster, so it's actually becoming a better deal for the scamsters. In 1997, the U.S. government estimated that U.S. citizens alone were losing over $300 million a year to this scam. Some investors you would consider to be "real achievers" have been bitten hard by this one. One guy spent $5.2 million dollars and sued the Central Bank of Nigeria for the funds in U.S. Court before he realized he'd been scammed. How do they do it? The basic concept is that the scamster offers big bucks, in the millions, that he can obtain only with the victim's help. The reasons range from overbilled funds that can be recovered for oil or commodities, through mislaid bank deposits to the fruits of outright bribery and corruption.

17. Spam: Where To Complain About Frauds & Scams On The Internet Links to government, advocacy, and watchdog groups accepting consumer complaints about Internet fraud and scams. http://www.elsop.com/wrc/complain.htm

About Products Free Trial Purchase ... Anti-Spam Info Mail Complaints to the Relevant Authority to these E-mail Addresses or Forms [ Note: include with your complaint a copy of the e-mail or posting with full headers ] Spam Cop - A very quick and easy way to complain to a spammer's service provider Chain letters - United States Postal Inspection Service Office Locator Consumer Fraud - US Federal Government Federal Trade Commission Fraud and Spam Complaint Form File a complaint with the Internet Fraud Complaint Center (IFCC) - FBI ... FlimFlam.com - Deceptive or fraudulent marketing schemes may be submitted to FlimFlam dot Com FTC Consumer Protection Complaint Form - report fraud to more than 240 law enforcement agencies using one simple form FTC Identity Theft Complaint Form - Affiliated with the FBI, U.S. Customs, U.S.P.S (Funded by U.S. Gov.) Internet Fraud Watch E-Mail (NFIC) MLM stuff - Phone Card Distributorships, Etc. - Federal Trade Commission National Consumer Complaint Center (The) National Fraud Information Center - Online Incident Report Form Piracy of Software Business Software Alliance Anit-Piracy Information (No Piracy) Complaint Form Pirated Software Online Report Form ... Scam Spam Reporting Page - Report Fraud to the Junkmail.org

18. Federal Citizen Information Center - Scams And Frauds Here are some of the latest scams, frauds, and Consumer Abuse items in the 2004 fraud Trends Consumers Being Hounded by Phishing scams February 2005 http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/scamsdesc.htm

SITE SEARCH: 1-888-8 PUEBLO (1-888-878-3256) Scams and Frauds Here are some of the latest Scams, Frauds, and Consumer Abuse items in the news. Cars Computers Education Employment ... And more... Cars A Cautionary Tale - Staged Auto Accident Fraud - Don't Let it Happen to You - February 2005 Oh No! Is That Rust? - January 2005 Inspecting A Used Car - March 2004 Automotive Sales Industry - August 2003 Computers Mid-year Fraud Stats Reveal Alarming Trends in Telemarketing, Internet Scams - August 2005 Wireless Bank Heist - August 2005 Census Bureau Stops E-mail Scam Shuts Down Fake "Census" Web Site - May 2005 Tsunami Disaster Relief Fraud Alert - January 2005 Group Warns Consumers Not to Take the Bait in Phishing Scams - August 2004 FTC Issues Alert about Identity Theft Scam Spammers Pose as Federal Government Operation - March 2004 Sham Site Is a Scam: There Is No "National Do Not E-mail Registry" - February 2004 Who's Spamming Who? Could it be You? - January 2004 FTC Obtains Order Barring Pop-up Spam Scam, Urges Consumers to Take Steps to Protect Themselves - November 2003 FBI Warns of E-mail Scam - September 2003 Best Buy Alerts Consumers of Fraudulent Spam E-mail - June 2003 Online Fraud on the Rise - June 2003 Online Auctions Dominant Consumer Fraud - April 2003 CDIC Warns of Internet Investment Scam - August 2002 Scam Artists Use Do Not Call Registry to Commit Fraud - June 2002 Internet Fraud Lurks in Your Inbox - May 2002 International Netforce Launches Law Enforcement Effort - April 2002 Top 10 Dot Cons - March 2001

19. FCIC - Federal Scams And Fraud Resources (non-graphical) Here are sites that report on scams/frauds being committed against consumers. Some of these sites have tollfree hotlines for reporting scams/frauds and http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/textver/t_scamsresources.htm

Federal Citizen Information Center Pueblo, Colorado Search In the News Press Room FAQ ... Scam Resources Other Scams/Frauds Sites graphical version of this page) Here are sites that report on scams/frauds being committed against consumers. Some of these sites have toll-free hotlines for reporting scams/frauds and consumer abuse. If you are looking for a specific scam or fraud and didn't find it mentioned on our site , check these sites. Better Business Bureaus Alerts The Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB) posts warnings to notify consumers and businesses about recently discovered, fraudulent business scams, as well as help resolve buyer/seller complaints against a business including mediation and arbitration services. Bureau of Public Debt Is it really a security and is it really backed by the U.S. Government? Many schemes have been directed at banks, charities, companies, and even individuals, by others seeking payment on fraudulent securities. The Bureau of Public Debt will alert you to these scams and help you protect yourself from being taken in.

20. DOJ: Fraud Information and links for internet fraud, telemarketing fraud, mortgage scams, identity theft, and other consumer frauds. http://www.usdoj.gov/fraud.htm

c HOMEPAGE CONTACT US PRIVACY POLICY ... SEARCH Fraud Internet Crime Complaint Center Alert: Fraudulent Sites Capitalizing on Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts How to Report a Complaint about Waste, Fraud, Abuse, or Misconduct in the Department of Justice Corporate Fraud The President's Corporate Fraud Task Force Revised Principles of Federal Prosecution of Business Organizations , visit the Corporate Fraud Task Force web page. Report suspected Corporate Fraud directly to FBI Headquarters via the Corporate Fraud Hotline . The toll-free telephone number, 888-622-0117, is manned by FBI analysts Monday through Friday from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. EST. Identity Theft and Fraud Special Report for Consumers on Identity Theft Identity Theft: A Quiz for Consumers Special Report for Retail Businesses on Identity Theft Identity theft and identity fraud are crimes in which someone obtains and uses another person's personal information in some way that involves fraud or deception, typically for economic gain. Visit our Web pages to find precautions you can take to protect yourself from identity theft.

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