It seems to be human nature that if we are defrauded in some way or another and the damage incurred by the fraud is not extensive, we just tend to let it go. I completely understand this and have to admit that I have been guilty of it from time to time. But after speaking with authorities, such as law enforcement agencies, and Internet Fraud Attorneys that enforce Internet fraud laws, I have completely changed my mind set.
There are thousands of people that are committing fraud of one sort or another on the Internet. Every year hundreds of these people walk because of technicalities or evidence against them that is insufficient. If there were more reports and more evidence against these criminals, many of them would not be walking free to victimized other people such as yourself. It's up to all of us to protect our families financial security from these individuals.
If you believe you are a victim of Internet fraud or any Internet crime, contact your local law enforcement agency to see how they recommend moving forward with a complaint. At the very least use the Web services of the FBI and the Internet Crime Complaint Center.
http://www.ic3.gov/
Thursday, January 25, 2007
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