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I think I may have been a victim of an internet scam or fraud. What should I do now?
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Internet Scams And Fraud
I think I may have been a victim of an internet scam or fraud. What should I do now?
You should contact the following authorities to report any incidence of internet scams or fraud.
Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) an FBI and NW3C parnership
Federal Trade Commission for Consumer Information
You should also consider checking your local government's website for filing Internet complaints.