Crime Researchers Want Your Scam Stories


The world of scams changes rapidly. If you’ve experienced an attempted online or phone scam and are happy to share your story, the Australasian Consumer Fraud Task Force and the Australian Institute of Criminology are conducting a survey to identify prevalent scams in the local area.

The survey is running for three months. Note you don’t have to have been taken in by the scam — a key part of the research is to determine how people react to such offers. Hit the link below to take part.

Australasian Consumer Fraud Taskforce Survey 2012


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