FBI Anti-Fraud Chats

[Giancarlo]

Join the FBI Anti-Internet Fraud Chats to report Company Fraud... seems quite interesting I might join them in the chats.

http://www.fbi.gov

[Gayowulf]

While internet fraud is serious, it is hard to enforce. The last thing we need is the FBI or CIA or some other acronymonious thugs spying on us more than they already are.

[lucifer]

surely there needs to be an international body

the FBI sucks

If I'm in mongolia what are they going to do?

f**k all

[Giancarlo]

I hate to break it to you, but the FBI does International work and has been doing international work for a very long time. There are two FBI Dispatches in Argentina right at this time, helping with the Internet Fraud here.

[LeX]

Yup, it's kinda strange, but the FBI does have amazing powers...

[Coolin]

OMG... The US ownz us! ACK! RUN!

[ducktape]

sure they have enuff money to do international stuff and there are ppl in their own country that are starving

[Gayowulf]

sure they have enuff money to do international stuff and there are ppl in their own country that are starving

True, but this is the Federal Beareau of Investigation, not the Food Beareau International. They dont care about starving people.

[Coolin]

How typical :rolleyes:

[Epgs]

yes, but you can't blame them. they are paid to be the FBI and do that work.

[Todd]

Originally posted by Gayowulf
True, but this is the Federal Beareau of Investigation, not the Food Beareau International. They dont care about starving people.

:) Very true. There are many other government programs for people in need and it's not the job of the FBI to be concerned about such matters.

Usually the FBI will contact the foreign US embassy in the other country if it's concerning fraud. If the fraud amount isn't over $5,000 the act isn't criminal and the FBI wouldn't take the case. Not to mention that it costs a lot of money to prosecute any serious offenders.

Companies are better off taking the matters up through civil court.