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US charges 7 in internet fraud ad fraud scheme

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Romanian man gets 4 years in internet fraud case

Former MLB Star Lenny Dykstra Charged in Bankruptcy Fraud Case

Massive internet fraud shut down by FTC

Wisconsin man sentenced for bank fraud

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US extradites suspected WorldPay hacker

Missouri man pleads guilty to trafficking, money laundering

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The Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs has recently launched a new campaign to educate consumers about scam websites. We have created a website with two components: the first is a "teaser" page that appears to sell the consumer a weight loss product that guarantees results no matter the situation of the individual consumer. It has been modeled to look very much like many of the websites that promise guaranteed results, but in fact deliver nothing in return for the consumer's money, or result in identity theft of consumer's personal information. On clicking any of the links to find out more information, the consumer is directed to a second page that reveals that the first page is an example of a scam and is brought to the consumer by our office. Most importantly, there is information about spotting fake weight loss advertisements. The website contains valuable information about how to protect yourself as a consumer, and a number of resources to consult if a consumer has become a victim of a scam.

Consumer Advocacy Organizations

Association of Certified Fraud Examiners

Better Business Bureau

Coalition Against Consumer Fraud

Consumer World

Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings

Internet Crime Complaint Center

Looks Too Good To Be True

My Money.gov

National Check Fraud Center

National Health Care Anti-Fraud Assn

National White Collar Crime Center

Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority

Taxpayers Against Fraud

Utility Consumers Action Network