It strikes me that if we, as a worldwide or nationwide community had a repository into which we could list our negative experiences or fraud, we could alert others in advance of them themselves becoming victims.
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Clark Howard (personal finance guru) has a nice list of them on his site and a message board dedicated to report and talk about scams. Here is a direct link to the specific page: "Scams & Ripoffs" |
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Ripoff Report is something Clark Howard has mentioned too. It appears to be limited to the United States though. |
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