Consumer Fraud

Consumer fraud exists when a consumer buys something; merchandise, services, property, that doesn't work as advertised. The "something" can be a defective product, a real estate swindle, a fake charitable cause, bad faith denial of insurance coverage, a travel scam, as well as many, many other shams. Consumer fraud protection shields consumers from these deceptions primarily through enforcement of state and federal consumer protection and product safety laws. Read on to find a consumer fraud attorney or consumer fraud lawyer that can help you deal with consumer fraud or access more information here in the consumer fraud practice center.

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Consumer Fraud Articles
Credit
- Choosing a Credit Card
- Free Annual Credit Reports
- Credit Card Theft
- Credit Monitoring Services
- Furnishers of Credit Report Information
 
Identity Theft
- Identity Theft
- Minimize ID Theft
- Ways Information Is Stolen
- Identity Theft Police Reports
 
Online
- Shopping Online
- Online Privacy
- Online Auction Smarts
- Protecting Kids Online
 
Travel
- Travel Insurance
- Cruise Ships
- Delayed or Cancelled Flights
 
Phone
- Cell Phone Services
- Prepaid Calling Cards
- "Cramming" Phone Services
 
Vehicle
- Leasing a Vehicle
- Car Repair
- Lemon Laws
 
Scams
- Email Scamming
- Phishing Email Fraud
- Home Repair Scams
- Payday Loan Scams
- Tax Preparation Scams
- Credit Repair Scams
- College Scholarship Scams
- Scam Alert: Home Foreclosure Rescue
- Scam Alert: Charitable Donations
- Scam Alert: The Hit and Miss of Mystery Shopping
- Credit Counseling Scams
- Sweepstakes Scams
- Travel Scams
- Employment Scams
- Work-At-Home Scams
- Diet Scams
- Scam Alert: Property Reassessment
- Scam Alert: Too Good to Work at Home, Right?
- Scam Alert: Used Cars
 
General
- Laws That Protect Your Rights
- Consumer Protection Laws
- Gift Cards
- Mail Order Sales
- Health Clubs
- Fraud Against Elderly Victims
- Fraud, Misrepresentation, Good Faith, and Fair Dealing
- Minimizing Marketers Contact
- Investing in Viaticals
- Who's Liable for a Sick Pet?
- Veterinarian Malpractice
- Cosigning a Loan
- Reclaiming Property from a Cosigned Loan
 
Consumer Fraud FAQs
- General Consumer FAQ
- Electronic Fund Transfer FAQ
- Car Purchase FAQ
- Fair Debt Collection FAQ
- Autos and Lemon Laws FAQ
- Federal Credit Laws FAQ
- Credit and Credit Cards FAQ
- Telemarketing FAQ
- Class Action FAQ
 
Consumer Fraud Forms and Video
Forms
- ID Theft Affidavit
- Complaint Letter to a BBB or Attorney General
- Complaint Letter to a Company
- Request to Remove Name from Direct Marketing List
- Request to Repair Item Under Warranty
- Demand for Delivery
 
Video
- Identity Theft Video
- Privacy Violated Video
- How to stop payment on a check
- Can I see my credit report?
- What's on my credit report?
 
Lawyers.comsm Virtual Community
Message Boards
- Automobile
- Credit and Collection Problems
- Class Actions
- Mail Order and Internet Purchases
- Consumer Rights - General
- Small Claims
- Contracts
 
Chats
- Chat Listing
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- Finding Legal Help For A Consumer Problem
 
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