
It's a jungle out there...
Published: 1 January 2002 15:00 GMT
1. Online Auctions - items that were misrepresented or never received after being sold to the highest bidder in a virtual auction
2. General Merchandise - anything sold on a website (not an auction, and not computer software or hardware) that was misrepresented or never received
3. Nigerian Money Offers - "aid" requests from someone claiming to need help to transfer a fortune from Africa
4. Computer Equipment/Software - equipment (not sold on an auction) that was either never received or misrepresented
5. Internet Access Services - charges from Internet Service Providers (ISPs) that were never ordered and/or received
6. Information/Adult Services - charges to credit cards or phone bills for services never provided or misrepresented as free
7. Work at Home Schemes - kits sold with false promises of profits
8. Advance Fee Loans - empty promises of loans requiring payment of application and other fees in advance
9. Credit Card Offers - phoney promises of credit cards requiring upfront payment of application and other fees
10. Business Opportunities/Franchises - exaggerated claims of potential profits through investments in pre-packaged businesses or franchises
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