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Internet Crime Complaint Center.
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Let me begin by emphasizing that the FBI has given priority to investigate issues of fraud on the Internet and is committed to working with this subcommittee and all of Congress to law enforcement agencies and the private sector have the necessary tools and remedies to combat these crimes. It is only with the valuable cooperation of private sector companies, such as those represented here today that efforts to combat Internet fraud succeed. FBI recognizes and appreciates the interest and efforts of these and other companies in the prevention of fraud on the Internet, as well as their willingness to work with law enforcement to solve this problem. I would like to first discuss the results of a series of investigations against Internet fraud, announced today the FBI and the Justice Department, and then the point of view of the FBI in the extent of the problem of crime Internet fraud along with the unique challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in its decision, and then give you overview of what the FBI is doing to address the problem, including details regarding complaint Center Internet fraud. As noted above, today, the FBI and the Justice Department announces nationwide sweep in internet fraud, codenamed "Operation Cyber Loss," at the initiative of the FBI Internet Fraud Complaint Center (IFCC) and coordinated by the offices of the FBI, US Postal Inspection Service (USPIS ), Internal Revenue Service Division-criminal Investigation, the United States Customs Service, United States Secret Service, as well as numerous state and local law enforcement organizations. Internet fraud schemes exposed as part of this investigation are more than 56 000 victims across the country who have suffered cumulative losses in excess of $ 117 million. Of Internet fraud schemes allocated Operation Cyber Loss were those involving on-line auction fraud, non-delivery system goods purchased via the Internet, fraud with credit / debit cards, identity theft, and various investment and securities fraud, multi-level marketing and Ponzi schemes / pyramid. Approximately 90 items were charged as a result of operations Cyber Loss for fraud, fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, money laundering, bank fraud, and intellectual property rights (software piracy). Twenty-six different offices of the FBI in different parts of the country were involved in the investigation into the loss of Cyber. As in the case of Internet fraud in general, subjects and victims involved in this operation were scattered throughout the world. Decisions taken at this week in connection with this operation represents only a small part of the cases referred to in the IFCC and only represent the culmination of significant cases prosecutive action. Schemes identified in Operation Cyber Loss vary widely according to the type and complexity. They are, as a rule, several jurisdictions with actors and victims scattered throughout the United States and around the world. While many of the schemes involved an element of on-line auction fraud, it was often only one aspect of the fraudulent activities of the subject. Cases reflect the nature of scams migrate from one fraudulent scheme to another, and this is evidence of criminal conduct that would only continue to expand if left unaddressed. We attach our application to record a summary of some of the fraud schemes exposed as part of this operation. It should be noted that these summaries do not reflect all cases included as part of Operation Cyber Loss, since a number of these cases are ongoing, and the details can not be provided at this time in connection with the matters under seal and / or so as not to compromise the investigation. IFCC is a joint work with the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) .NW3C is a nonprofit organization that is partially funded by the Ministry of Justice. NW3C mission is to create a nationwide support system for the prevention, investigation and prosecution of economic crime. Just over a year ago, May 8, 2000, IFCC has opened its doors to combat the growing problem of fraud over the Internet. The Internet is changing the world as we know it, and promises to change the way we buy things, the way we communicate, where we get the entertainment, news and weather, where we work, and much, much more, bringing huge benefits to society. Growth and use of the Internet as a means of communication and commerce is unsurpassed in modern history. Modern trends reflect this significant increase in internet users in the United States reached 65 million in 1998, more than 100 million in 1999, and is expected to exceed 200 million this year. business-to-business e-commerce amounted
Dating and romance scams, when you think that you met your perfect partner online, but they are not who they say they are. Once they got your trust, they ask for money for various emotional reasons. You register with the agency on the basis of Internet dating or join an online dating chat room. You will receive contact from those who show interest in you. They may be from abroad, or they might tell you that they are in the same country as you. Gradually, you develop a long-distance relationship via e-mail, instant messaging, text messages and phone calls. As the relationship develops, your exchanges become more intimate. The man you fell probably send you pictures of them and give you a pet name. They may also ask you naked pictures of yourself and / or to ask you to perform sexual acts in front of a webcam, especially if you are a woman. Man, you have developed a relationship with is not who they say they are. In fact, you probably have been in contact with several members of the gang. Once the crooks are sure that you have enough compassion and a desire for them, they will tell you about a problem they are experiencing, and I ask you to help by sending money. For example: they are to visit you, but need money to pay for transportation costs, visa, etc. Or are they paid for the plane ticket, which is then stolen by a family member or someone else they are responsible for the sick and they need the money for treatment. Once you send them money, the scammers will keep coming back with more reasons to send them money. You are a victim of fraud dating? You have developed a relationship with someone you met online through e-mail, text messages and phone calls. The new love of your life looks like a supermodel in the photos they send you. They ask you lots of questions about yourself, but do not tell you much about yourself. They quickly begin to call you by name or use the cute animals such terms as "expensive." They want to communicate with you through instant messaging, and text, and not through the web site or chat room where you met. They do not answer the basic questions about where they live and work. They start to ask you to send them money. What should you do if you become a victim of fraud dating? Tell us about it. Immediately break off all contacts. Report the fraudster to the site or chat room operator. Do not send more money. Protect yourself from online scams Trust your instincts. If you think something feels wrong, it probably is. Keep your privacy. Never send money or give credit card or online account details to anyone you do not know and trust. Communicate with people on the ground, and not from abroad, although you should know that someone can tell you that they are in the same country as you, when they are not. Never respond to messages that you meet someone on a dating site or chat rooms, and then want to continue communication by e-mail
Statement: The FBI is committed to the safety and security of those who use the Internet, while maintaining high estimation of the Internet as an important tool for commerce and communication. Concerted efforts of law enforcement will contribute to greater consumer confidence and trust in the Internet as a safe and secure environment, commerce and communication. IFCC is an example of an innovative approach to new problems of crime. This has the benefits of public order, forging effective partnerships between law enforcement agencies at all levels, ordinary citizens, organizations for the protection of consumers' rights, such as NW3C, and the business community. Addressing emerging and dynamic threat of Internet fraud requires the contribution of all segments of our society. FBI serves to facilitate and coordinate the joint activities. Thank you.
Federal-Bureau Of-Investigation
The purpose of IFCC is as follows:
develop a national strategy to deal with Internet fraud;
develop criminal cases of fraud on the Internet and call for criminal prosecution of companies and individuals involved;
to reduce the amount of economic losses of Internet fraud in the United States;
development of analytical repository for Internet fraud complaints;
acquire, analyze, and direct all fraudulent activity defined in the Internet;
to identify current trends in crime over the Internet;
to develop investigative techniques to solve these problems identified crime;
monitor fraud committed through the Internet and to provide analytical support to the Internet Crime trends;
act as an investigative resource for Internet fraud;
develop training modules to investigate fraud on the Internet;
develop information packages from the complaints received and forward this information to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.
Informing the public about the existence and purpose of IFCC is paramount to the success of these usiliy.IFCC provides a convenient and easy way for the public to alert authorities of suspected criminal activity or civil violation. Victims of Internet crime was advised to send letters directly to our email address;
usfbi411@gmail.com submit their information complaints, freeing a significant disappointment for the victim, trying to decide which law enforcement agency must receive a complaint. On a web page, the FBI also helps in this work. A detailed explanation of the complaint center, its destination and contact phone number provided so that consumers can report Internet fraud.
The FBI has also established a working group of Internet fraud Council, consisting of federal and state law enforcement agencies, and international law enforcement agencies, federal and state law enforcement agencies, as well as representatives of private business. The aim of the group is to create a network to share information, discuss issues, recommend legislative solutions, and get the maximum benefit for all participating members.
At the initial stage of the IFCC, the entire staff handles incoming complaints and forwarded them to the police. In the first year of operation, IFCC has received 36,410 complaints of those complaints, 5907 were invalid, incomplete or duplicate, resulting in 30,503 valid criminal complaints. These complaints were referred to the average of two to three law enforcement officers. This referral process spawned hundreds of criminal investigations across the country. FBI agents in IFCC began to use the data to identify several victims, various trends in crime and subject to the same cases, initiating the investigation phase of the Centre's activities. This process was not fully operational until January 1, 2001 The use of this method in which the staff draft reports Internet investigative IFCC and transmit the reports of several law enforcement agencies, IFCC investigated and referred 545 investigative journalism, covering more than 3,000 complaints of 51 56 FBI divisions and 1507 local and state law enforcement agencies. IFCC also referred to 41 cases covering more than 200 complaints in international law organov.IFCC received complaints of victims from 89 different countries.
Auction fraud is by far the most reported Internet fraud accounts for nearly two-thirds of all complaints. Payment for goods that have not been delivered accounts for 22% of complaints, and credit and debit card fraud make up almost 5% of the complaints. Another 5% of the complaints stem from the different types of investment scams and fraud schemes confidence, such as home improvement scams and multi-level marketing schemes. It was the experience of the FBI that further investigation of these complaints often shows various fraud committed actors. Entities performing the same type of fraud schemes, such as online auction fraud are often involved in other types of fraud schemes, such as bank fraud, investment scams and / or schemes, Ponzi / Pyramid.
Companies that spend a significant amount of commerce through the Internet are exposed to losses in the millions of dollars due to various fraud schemes. With the assistance of the private sector, IFCC develops business-friendly system of fast data transfer with numerous complaints in order to better serve the needs of these victims' companies. This process will allow Internet companies that are experiencing these losses to file complaints and bulk of these complaints will then be distributed to the IFCC to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.
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