Thousands of consumers through Internet auction fraud Wrote pft? And lost all their money. . . And even their goods. Auction fraud was the gr? Th category of Internet related complaints in 2002 were more than 51,000 consumer complaints filed and since then the number to triple that in 2009. The gestures Strafverfolgungsbeh? are doing what they can k? to these crooks under his spell, and responsible auction sites are bem? ht, f their own market? r additional keeping Sicherheitsma? took the police. . . But all is not as easy times! “The m? Most powerful tool to protect consumers is education” From 2009, most of these so-called legitimate sites are cleaned right Subject?. They know who they are, can k? Not say that the company name for legal consequences. What we discovered the consumer has “won,” said the factor of f? R goods? Via an Internet auction site, sent in their money, but never had the goods. In some F? Cases the thieves combine serial identity? Tsdiebstahl to conceal their identity? T and divert the blame to the identity t theft victim. There was one case in the files (Chicago), where an operator st? FULLY? Changes its Internet auction account name from the fact that while he paid, he does not have to cover up the promised goods. He gr? Raft bank accounts and most Briefk? In other people’s names, and directed the payment be sent to them. His identity tsdiebstahl? Victims were people with whom he had with that day, people whose identity t he information and an accomplice in the records of a suburban Chicago hotel met, and fought even a dead person. There are many more F? Ll like this, which every day? About Internet auction fraud of change in the United States and other L? Too. Here are some tips to follow so as not to be taken by these thieves: 1 Understand as much as m? Is possible? About how the auction works, what are your duties as a K? Shore, and what the obligations of sticking? Shore are before you bid. 2. Find out what actions the website / company takes if a problem occurs, and an insurance transaction and shipment. 3. Learn as much as m? Possible? About the bonding? To shore, especially if the only information you have is an e-mail address. If it is a business ft “,” berpr please Fen the Better Business Bureau, where the bonding is? Bank / company. 4. Examine the R? Ckmeldung? About the bonding? Shore. 5. Determine which method of payment is the adhesive? Shore of K? Asking shore and where he / she asks you to send payment. 6. If a problem occurs with the auction transaction k? Nnte it much more difficult when the zoom? Shore au? From outside the U.S. because of differences in the laws. 7. Ask the bonding? Shore? About when delivery can be expected and if there is a problem with the product it is covered by a warranty or k? You can exchange it. 8. Find out if shipping and delivery are included in the auction or have additional keeping costs so that no unexpected costs. 9. It should give no reason, your social security number or F? Driving license number to the bonding? Viewed shore. Note: If the salesman on the use of a special escrow or online payment service that you never go rt have to check it out there?. Visit his website and call the customer service line. If there is not one, or call and can not reach someone, don the use of this service. A. Sch? Down your Privacy? Re. Never credit card number or bank account information until the adhesive? Bank and the online payment or escrow service, if you’re one to Legitimit t have to hrleisten weight? Berpr? Ft. B. Save all transaction information. C. If you have problems w? Have during a transaction, try to develop it with the zoom? Shore, buyers or operator. If that fails, file a complaint with your state B? Ro of the Attorney General and the FTC.
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