61. TCA - Timeshare Scams & Fraud We are processing your paperwork is the latest scam to avoid the law a new Every crook and his dog is jumping on the Holiday Club scam bandwagon. http://www.timeshare.org.uk/scams.html

HOME Timeshare Consumers Association Scam Alerts "I bet my scam is bigger than yours" "We understand that you have a timeshare. Do you want to rent it or sell it? - we are the experts" says the smoothie on the 'phone. You like what you hear so the conversation moves forward "But we will need your card number/pin number/account number/mothers maiden name etc. to be able to pay you when the deal is done". You, being a sucker, fall for this and are surprised to get a call from your card company/bank a few weeks later saying that an attempt to remove a large amount from your account is being held pending your confirmation. This is "Indentity Fraud", using timeshare owners lists, which is growing even faster that timeshare fraud. A friendly voice on the 'phone offers to help you get back the money promised by a cash back scheme. The friendly voice says that their "legal expert" will ensure that you get back all the money - but to meet him you must go to Tenerife. But they will happily arrange for you to be put up for a weeks holiday at their expense. On Tenerife you find that the "legal expert" is a salesman who wants you to buy a timeshare - with the promise of all the cash back money back in a few years, which is no better than when you srtated, and you're a few thousand down for a timeshare you don't want.

62. Catching Online Traders In A Web Of Lies An article describing the growing problem of internet stock fraud including recent pump and dump scams. http://www.fmew.com/archive/lies/

Catching On-line Traders in a Web of Lies: The Perils of Internet Stock Fraud By Todd S. Corey In the age of the Internet, the wake of one the most vigorous bull markets in recent history, and the heady aftermath of rapid market fluctuations, more and more ordinary people rush to open Internet brokerage accounts with hopes of reaping gains at low commissions-trades as low as $8.99. However, the increased potential for large returns so too increase the possibility of Internet stock fraud. The Internet, the same medium which broke down the barriers to trading stocks also broke down some of the barriers to protect traders from securities fraud. The Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC"), the United States agency charged with, among other things, protecting investors and maintaining integrity of the securities markets, has spent almost seventy years developing techniques against securities fraud, for the protection of the investing public. However, an increasing number of stock fraud cases over the past two years have raised questions as to whether the securities laws and the SEC's regulations are fine-tuned enough to combat this new, high tech wave of stock fraud. In efforts to calm the fear of investors, the SEC has been scrambling to catch-up and enforce the traditional rules to curb Internet stock fraud. This article primarily focuses on one of the more common Internet stock manipulation schemes: "pump and dump," and analyzes this scheme within the Section 10b and Rule 10b-5 context, by examining recent Internet stock fraud cases using the classic "pump and dump" scheme.

63. SeniorCitizens.Com : Senior Scams And Fraud : Crimes Against The Elderly If you feel you have been a victim of a scam or fraud, file a report with your If you are a victim of a fraud or scam, report it to your State Attorney http://www.seniorcitizens.com/scams/

SeniorCitizens.Com According to Fraud.com , "It's estimated that there are 14,000 illegal telemarketing operations bilking U.S. citizens of at least $40 billion annually. And surveys by the AARP reveal that over half of telemarketing fraud victims are age 50 or older." International Lottery Scams Unsolicited Mail: Just Say No! Telemarketing Travel Fraud Tips for Seniors ... Crime and Older People State Laws Against Senior Fraud Most states have laws and statutes that define what constitutes senior fraud. If you feel you have been a victim of a scam or fraud, file a report with your local police department. You may want to also notify your State Attorney General. Florida Statutes Chapter 825 : Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation of Elderly Persons and Disabled Adults Florida Statute Sec. 825.103 : Exploitation of an elderly person or disabled adult Senior Scam and Fraud Internet Sites Anti-Fraud and Abuse Activities - The Administration on Aging is dedicated to preventing instances of Medicare and Medicaid fraud, waste and abuse. By educating aging network personnel and training retired volunteers in communities across the country to look at benefit statements, AoA wants to make older Americans and their advocates better health care consumers. Fraud Defense Network - Founded in 1994 at the request of several insurance companies, the Fraud Defense Network is now the leading connection point for the anti-fraud community. FDN acts as the Internet conduit to provide access to investigative information. Their commitment to the reduction of the 130 billion dollars lost per year to insurance fraud drives the services currently offered. Members access a multitude of information transference technologies and database index systems to assist in the investigation and reduction of fraudulent activity.

64. InternetScams.info - Web Site For Domain Owners To Report Internet Fraud, Intern internet scams and fraud web site for domain owners to register fraud and scam complaints against Totalnic, icann, capital networks, and other registrars http://www.internetscams.info/

$8.88 New Registration Domain Sale $8.88 Renewals and Transfers LowestPriceInsurance.com ... Home Domain Owners Unite! - Stop registrar / ICANN fraud. Internet Scams We represent the rights of all domain owners. If you have ever had a domain stolen from you, if you have ever had a registrar shut off DNS (nameserver) service to your domain, or put a "lock" on your domain, or if you have ever had a registrar refuse to honor your transfer away request for your domain; we want your input. If you have been the victim of internet fraud, or if you know of a company or web site which is perpetrating on-line fraud, please fill out our form, to the right. If you have had a registrar such as TotalNIC.net (Capital Networks Pty Ltd.) refuse to honor your domain transfer request, we want to know about it, as that is fraud, and we are gathering evidence and potential plaintiffs together in order to sue them, as ICANN refuses all of our requests and demands for help. ICANN also is part of this fraud, as they refuse to revoke the accredited status of TotalNIC.net, and thus allow the fraud to continue. IF you believe that ICANN does not represent you as a domain name owner, we want to know about it. We believe that ICANN represents everyone BUT the domain name owner, and they should first of all represent the rights of the domain owner, and not the rights of the registrars, who are paying ICANN, after all.

65. Welcome To NetScalped.com Source for news about internet issuesincluding scams, hoaxes, and fraud. Links to related websites, software, online courses, and advice. http://www.netscalped.com

Web NetScalped.com NetScalped Home Resource Pages NetScalped Scam Log Fraud Links ... NEW! Visit CareerWin.com What's Hot: Online Shopping Who Can be Trusted Online? (ARA) - Online shopping can be the best of all worlds: wider selections and bigger bargains that can be purchased from anywhere, at anytime. But while the majority of Internet merchants are honest and trustworthy, there is always an underlying risk when buying online. And why shouldn’t consumers be scared? Last year, the Federal Trade Commission received tens of thousands of complaints about Internet shopping crimes. The issues ranged from undelivered products and gross misrepresentation of merchandise to identity theft and fraudulent e-commerce sites. Worse yet, the victims had little opportunity for recourse. -More- Federal Trade Commission's Consumer Complaint Form This couldn't be easierfill out the form online and send it! "Use this form to submit a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Bureau of Consumer Protection about a particular company or organization. The information you provide is up to you...While the FTC does not resolve individual consumer problems, your complaint helps us investigate fraud, and can lead to law enforcement action."

66. How To Avoid Scams And Fraud Learn how to avoid Internet fraud, scams and get rich quick schemes packaged as legitimate work opportunities. http://www.webmomz.com/Business-Articles/avoiding-scams.shtml

JOIN ADVERTISE FREE EZINE TELL A FRIEND ... Home Business Books How to Avoid Scams and Fraud "If you are looking at employment or business opportunities online, watch out for scams," Tamsevicius says. "Many get-rich-quick schemes are cleverly packaged, making it hard to sift legitimate work opportunities from the swindles." Common cons include Nigerian letter schemes asking for money, pyramid schemes, Ponzi schemes, and "work at home" offers that involve stuffing envelopes or assembling crafts. Here are some tips for sidestepping scams: 1. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is! Any offer that promises to make you rich overnight with a business that works while you sleep is a rip-off. Watch out if a company promises large profits for little or no work, or claims no experience is necessary. If anyone can do it, why should you pay to learn about it? For that reason, multilevel marketing (MLM) has gotten a bad rap. Granted, there may be some legitimate money-making programs out there, but there are also a large number of overhyped, overpromising, underdelivering scams too.

67. Catty Shaq: Open Discussion Of Online Scams! Discussion forum covering various different types of online fraud and scams. http://www.cattyshaq.com/

If you were SPAMMED by someone claiming to be from the Catty Shaq, please read this link. I'm sorry you were spammed, but I had nothing to do with it. When someone tells you something that you don't want to hear...do you refuse to listen? Are you so convinced that you can make a living online, that you are willing to overlook the signs of a scam? Easy Money? Yeah, Right! If you were SPAMMED by someone claiming to be from the Catty Shaq, please read this link. I'm sorry you were spammed, but I had nothing to do with it. When someone tells you something that you don't want to hear...do you refuse to listen? Are you so convinced that you can make a living online, that you are willing to overlook the signs of a scam? Easy Money? Yeah, Right!

68. Preventing Consumer Email Scams, Phishing Scams, Internet Fraud, Nigerian Scams, Find out about the top 20 web scams and on line frauds that are floating around the internet. Find out how theifs can fish for your passwords and user http://www.unwantedlinks.com/20webscams.html

Consumers Web Masters Editorials Legal Issues ... Home anything Help me keep this site active! anything FREE Online Virus Scanner Tell a Friend About this site by St.Clairs Designs Top 20 Internet and email Scams to Watch Out For Find out how to protect your self from phishing scams, internet fraud and nigerian email scams These scam e-mails appear to originate from your Internet Service Provider or web company that you might have an account with (such as eBay or PayPal) and states that your account needs to be updated, or that your credit card is invalid or has expired. These "phishing" scams have targeted AOL users , as well as Earthlink and Juno. These scams usually provide a link to a conterfite web site where they will have you provide your credit card information. There are several variations of this scam which include phony contests, sweepstakes or "installs" notifications which will request your screenname and password. In addition, these types of scam attacks have targeted other on-line businesses such as PayPal, infact, PayPal users have been hit several times in recent months with versions of this scam. Here is a News story from ABCNews:

69. Home: Enrichment Centers: Money: Scams & Fraud Avoiding Telemarketing scams frauds Table of Contents See our scams, fraud and Identity Theft discussion. How to Spot a Scam Think You Hear Opportunity http://www.seniornet.org/php/default.php?PageID=5827

70. Top Ten Dot Cons: Investments From the FTC site listing the top ten internet scams, this page describes a fraud involving a day trading system. http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/edcams/dotcon/invest.htm

Investments The Bai t: huge returns. The Catc h: Big profits always mean big risk. Consumers have lost money to programs that claim to be able to predict the market with 100 percent accuracy. The Safety Ne t: Facts For Consumers: Top Ten Dot Cons $100K a year? Mmmmm... Day Trading Ads: Cutting Through the "Bull" Investment Risks ... File a Complaint Revised: 05/20/2003

71. Modeling - Modelling Scams - Fraud - Piracy in order to be shielded from con artists, thieves, fraud and scams. You cannot be charged for simply visiting a site like many scam artists are http://www.bordeglobal.com/model/scams.html

FREE EXPOSURE PROVIDING FREE SCAMS FRAUD Do Not Fall Victim to Fraud! Net Crime Test Yourself FREE Model Promotion: [ Free Promotion - Create Web Page - Get Image Voted - Rank My Site - Top Referrer - Model Awards - Calendar Events - Look for Jobs - Contests - Fat to Fabulous [ Professional - Services (This first paragraph repeated from main page) First of all, so that there are no misunderstandings... we are not a model agency. We do not give you any promises of becoming a 'super' model or a 'star'. We are a web design business and we help models, photographers and others to establish professional web sites on the net. This site has been established to help you see how good we can make models / photographers look online, but we also offer FREE stuff for your convenience;

72. Guardian Unlimited Money | Special_reports | Scams And Fraud scams and frauds are targeted every day by a scam which adds an average of £100 to their phone bills, BT said yesterday. More scam and fraud stories http://money.guardian.co.uk/scamsandfraud/0,13802,1015006,00.html

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73. Guardian Unlimited Money | Special_reports | Scams And Fraud scams and frauds More scam and fraud stories. £70ma-year scam smashed in Spain July 22 A worldwide con run from post offices around Málaga in Spain http://money.guardian.co.uk/scamsandfraud/

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74. Conspiracy Planet - Pentagon Fraud - Pentagon Fraud Chief Dov Zakheim Goes To Bo War on Iraq Scam and other Information Technology (IT) fraud yielded $1.6 billion in losses, money missing and otherwise unaccounted for. http://www.conspiracyplanet.com/channel.cfm?channelid=70&contentid=1222

75. Internet Piano Buyer Scams - Caution artist and come dangerously close to losing thousands of dollars. Report Internet scams and fraud This site lists places you can report scams and fraud. http://www.pianoworld.com/scams.html

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76. Spam News - Spamfo arrow Spam News arrow scams fraud, Saturday, 13 August 2005. Spamfo Newsfeeds About scams and fraud. Filter, Order. Date asc, Date desc, Title asc http://www.spamfo.co.uk/component/option,com_content/task,category/sectionid,1/i

Home Spam News Sunday, 25 September 2005 Spamfo Newsfeeds About Log In Create Account ... Spyware Filter Syndicate MillerSmiles Phishing News Yahoo! Hosting Phishing Sites Spamhaus has accused internet giant Yahoo! of hosting almost 5000 phishing websites. Microsoft's Anti - Phishing Tool Microsoft is due to release its anti-phishing tool to the public. Spear-Phishing Phenomenon Scammers posing as company executives are on the rise. Scams and Fraud Filter Order Date asc Date desc Title asc Title desc Author asc Author desc Ordering Display # Date Item Title Author Thursday, 30 June 2005 Virtual postcard spam contains trojan Paul Collins Friday, 13 May 2005 Danny Goodman Takes Aim at a Phisher Aunty Spam Monday, 11 April 2005 Spammers exploiting the death of Pope John Paul II Chris Hunter Thursday, 31 March 2005 Take the Phishing IQ test - UK Edition Chris Hunter Monday, 28 March 2005

77. ConsumerReports.org - Insurance-agent Scams, Affinity Fraud 8/04 You are here Personal finance Insurance agent scams 8/04 the North American Securities Administrators Association’s list of Top 10 frauds this year. http://www.consumerreports.org/main/content/display_report.jsp?FOLDER<>folder_id

78. Long Distance And Celullar Telephone Scams It s the best and the easiest scam in the world. Cell Phone fraud How does cell phone fraud occur, and how can you protect yourself? Call Splashing http://www.calling-plans.com/phone-scams.html

Telephone Service Scams Compare 50 Cheap Long Distance Phone Service Rates From 20 Discount Carriers Alabama Arkansas Arizona California Colorado Connecticut DC Delaware Florida Georgia Iowa Idaho Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Maryland Maine Michigan Minnesota Missouri Mississippi Montana North Carolina North Dakota Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico Nevada New York Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Vermont Washington Wisconsin West Virginia Wyoming Residential Plan Business Plan Lines: Monthly Out of State MIn: In State Min: Cell Phone and Long Distance Service Scams There are so many ways to get ripped off these days that it is hard to keep track of them all. I've tried to compile a complete list of cell phone and telephone service related scams on this page, with links to the related documents and alerts. The best way to protect yourself as a consumer is to be well read and to go over your telephone bills very carefully each month. If you know of other phone scams not reported here, please email us with the particulars to

79. Consumer Scams scams and fraud Artists. Many banks in Wisconsin have customers that have been the victims of scams and fraud artists. Hearing about the experiences of http://www.fmmarinette.com/scams.htm

MARINETTE, WISCONSIN Scams and Fraud Artists Many banks in Wisconsin have customers that have been the victims of scams and fraud artists. Hearing about the experiences of these victims is often frustrating because there is usually little the bank can do to mitigate the customer's loss after the fraudulent activity has already occurred. This Protective Bulletin will address many different scams that we are aware and give you tips on how to avoid becoming a victim of a scam or a fraud artist. The first four scam examples and tips were provided by a committee called "Triad" which works to help prevent the criminalization of older adults. Triad combines the resources of senior citizens, sheriffs, and police working together to provide on-going tips to senior citizens about confidence scams. Senior citizens are vulnerable to all kinds of confidence scams and groups because older adults typically spend more time at home than other age groups and are available to answer the door or telephone. Also seniors may be more trusting and susceptible than others, often considering scam artists as friends instead of people planning to dip into their life savings. Scam and Tip #1 An elderly man, residing in a rural area, was approached by a door-to-door salesman to have the trees in his yard trimmed for $1 a cut. He was startled by the bill of $5,300 for 12 hours work but felt intimidated and wrote the check which was immediately cashed. This bill amounted to about $450 per hour for the scammer. The victim later counted 411 cuts. An attempt has been made to recover his money, but it will be difficult.

80. Lottery Scams Flourishing - Fraud Alert - FraudWatch International FraudWatch Interantional continues to receive many complaints and enquiries about Sweepstake and Lottery scams. We have compiled a list of over 300 http://www.fraudwatchinternational.com/fraud_alerts/030706_lottery.htm

PAGE SPONSOR var h='fraudwatch',g='page',n=''; var wd=250,ht=79; Home Fraud Alerts FAQ's Internet Fraud ... About Us FRAUD FOCUS Nigerian 419 Scam letters, Lottery emails, Phishing emails and other fraudulent emails should be forwarded to our Investigation Team at: scams@ fraudwatchinternational.com MINOR SPONSORS MAJOR SPONSORS var h='fraudwatch',g='major',n=''; var wd=100,ht=79; var h='fraudwatch',g='major',n=''; var wd=100,ht=79; How do I protect myself? - Click Here FRAUD ALERT "Lottery Scams Flourishing" Date Issued: July 06 2003 FraudWatch International continues to receive many complaints and enquiries about Sweepstake and Lottery scams. FraudWatch International have compiled a list of almost 200 allegedly Fraudulent Operations from a variety of official sources. The latest examples involve a winning notification e-mail, claiming the recipient's e-mail address was selected randomly from the Internet, and the recipient has won a large amount of U.S. funds, ranging from $1 Million to $5 Million. The latest trend seems to involve the advanced fee formula. Victims have been asked to pay amounts ranging from $25 to thousands of Euros. It is claimed this money is for legal fees, taxes or any other reason they can make sound legitimate.

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