Please give me a list of sites where you can report internet crime in the uk?
Q. it's for my ict homework, i am doing a bit about where you can report cyber crime if you are a victim of it, and i need help!!! i am not a snitch, thankyou very much! i need to get this project finished because i'll get in trouble nif i don't, aaagh also, do you know what else i could write baout in my project. many thanks! also, do you know what else i could write baout in my project. many thanks!
Asked by MontagueWoman - Thu Oct 30 09:43:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.bbc.co.uk and look at world news
Answered by FRED THE RED - NO MORE FOOTIE =( - Thu Oct 30 09:56:38 2008
Q. it's for my ict homework, i am doing a bit about where you can report cyber crime if you are a victim of it, and i need help!!! i am not a snitch, thankyou very much! i need to get this project finished because i'll get in trouble nif i don't, aaagh also, do you know what else i could write baout in my project. many thanks! also, do you know what else i could write baout in my project. many thanks!
Asked by MontagueWoman - Thu Oct 30 09:43:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. www.bbc.co.uk and look at world news
Answered by FRED THE RED - NO MORE FOOTIE =( - Thu Oct 30 09:56:38 2008
Where does one report internet crime in India?
Q. I have received two phishing mails , supposedly from banks asking me to update my account details. As I don't have accounts with them , these are clearly malicious attempts to steal passwords etc. Where should I report it?
Asked by kaara8 - Wed Jul 9 03:00:11 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should firstly report them to Your nearest police station If the problem is more serious You should register a FIR!! That's all, then let police do all the work! And Ignore the mails you have received, and report them to the banks too Hope it Helps!! ~-=~-=~=-~=-~=-~+-+~_~=-` -=
Answered by Smarty7 - Wed Jul 9 03:13:33 2008
Q. I have received two phishing mails , supposedly from banks asking me to update my account details. As I don't have accounts with them , these are clearly malicious attempts to steal passwords etc. Where should I report it?
Asked by kaara8 - Wed Jul 9 03:00:11 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should firstly report them to Your nearest police station If the problem is more serious You should register a FIR!! That's all, then let police do all the work! And Ignore the mails you have received, and report them to the banks too Hope it Helps!! ~-=~-=~=-~=-~=-~+-+~_~=-` -=
Answered by Smarty7 - Wed Jul 9 03:13:33 2008
How do you report an internet crime in nigeria?
Q. Can these people be caught??
Asked by grinch206 - Wed Nov 26 13:29:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No they can't. WWW.fbi.gov www.ftc.gov
Answered by wizjp - Wed Nov 26 13:32:16 2008
Q. Can these people be caught??
Asked by grinch206 - Wed Nov 26 13:29:03 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No they can't. WWW.fbi.gov www.ftc.gov
Answered by wizjp - Wed Nov 26 13:32:16 2008
Is the Internet crime punishable by Law?
Q. I went to lawyer to ask recompense for the permanent damage of my health because of her evil deed before 20 years. However, the lawyer said to me that I have right for that but I should have to demand that in the period of 3 years. This year she has again disturbed me on Internet. According to Law, I do not have any right here because I was sending emails and because I was insulting her also. However, the mental damage caused of her remains. What should I do? is this intrusion of her privacy?
Asked by Aleksandar - Wed Jul 19 13:23:40 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Grow up.
Answered by Blunt Honesty - Wed Jul 19 13:25:32 2006
Q. I went to lawyer to ask recompense for the permanent damage of my health because of her evil deed before 20 years. However, the lawyer said to me that I have right for that but I should have to demand that in the period of 3 years. This year she has again disturbed me on Internet. According to Law, I do not have any right here because I was sending emails and because I was insulting her also. However, the mental damage caused of her remains. What should I do? is this intrusion of her privacy?
Asked by Aleksandar - Wed Jul 19 13:23:40 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Grow up.
Answered by Blunt Honesty - Wed Jul 19 13:25:32 2006
If an Internet crime is committed with many victims in various states, which jurisdiction does it belong to?
Q. Federal? The state the perpetrator resides in? Both?
Asked by Lux Aeterna - Tue Jul 18 20:40:29 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that depends on the type of crime, and the amount of money involved (I know there are certain types of theft that federal agencies won't touch unless it was at least a certain amount of money). I would assume that whatever state the person was physically in when they committed the crime would have criminal jurisdiction over the formal charges. From a civil standpoint, I think it probably becomes a sticky mess. Most likely it would depend on where the lawsuit is filed. But don't ask me, I'm not a lawyer and I know nuttin anyway...
Answered by I Know Nuttin - Tue Jul 18 20:42:49 2006
Q. Federal? The state the perpetrator resides in? Both?
Asked by Lux Aeterna - Tue Jul 18 20:40:29 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that depends on the type of crime, and the amount of money involved (I know there are certain types of theft that federal agencies won't touch unless it was at least a certain amount of money). I would assume that whatever state the person was physically in when they committed the crime would have criminal jurisdiction over the formal charges. From a civil standpoint, I think it probably becomes a sticky mess. Most likely it would depend on where the lawsuit is filed. But don't ask me, I'm not a lawyer and I know nuttin anyway...
Answered by I Know Nuttin - Tue Jul 18 20:42:49 2006
How is it "Internet crime gangs,Hackers cannot be tracked by our government, or is it our government? ?
Q. or is it to keep the $$$ circulatin?? And these hackers- do they have 9-5 jobs. Could someone please tell me in detail exactly the criteria,knowledge,experi ence,timeframe,a no tracking device they use & state of mind they are using??!! If someone threatened @ the usa whitehouse we all know that person & thier pc would confiscated immediately. but the hackers run free! i dont buy it! I am outraged!!
Asked by MICHAEL JACKSON - 1958 - 2009 - Mon Oct 27 01:58:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depending on how big the fish is then its worth catching it. If your computer or my computer gets hacked then thats way tooo small of a fish to fry. But if your life is in danger of course they will catch these hackers. But most of the time these hackers are from other countries which they dont have as strict rules and regulations that we have. One big example would be Nigeria. Their government doesnt care if they scam or hack people. Your best bet would be don't reply to emails you dont know and don't go on stupid websites ( suck as illegal websites (downloading free music or software) and porn websites) and you will be fine.
Answered by Certified Ethical Hacker - Mon Oct 27 02:09:32 2008
Q. or is it to keep the $$$ circulatin?? And these hackers- do they have 9-5 jobs. Could someone please tell me in detail exactly the criteria,knowledge,experi ence,timeframe,a no tracking device they use & state of mind they are using??!! If someone threatened @ the usa whitehouse we all know that person & thier pc would confiscated immediately. but the hackers run free! i dont buy it! I am outraged!!
Asked by MICHAEL JACKSON - 1958 - 2009 - Mon Oct 27 01:58:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depending on how big the fish is then its worth catching it. If your computer or my computer gets hacked then thats way tooo small of a fish to fry. But if your life is in danger of course they will catch these hackers. But most of the time these hackers are from other countries which they dont have as strict rules and regulations that we have. One big example would be Nigeria. Their government doesnt care if they scam or hack people. Your best bet would be don't reply to emails you dont know and don't go on stupid websites ( suck as illegal websites (downloading free music or software) and porn websites) and you will be fine.
Answered by Certified Ethical Hacker - Mon Oct 27 02:09:32 2008
Where can I find the punishment or sentencing on the internet of a crime comited?
Q. There has benn a few times over the years I have followed reading about a small or big crime. I always find out why the arrest happened, then it says when court should happen. But where can I find out The sentencing?
Asked by Krafty - Tue Jun 16 08:14:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. lol depends on what state you live in: for pa for virginia ny just search criminal sentencing and whatever state ie. criminal sentencing ny
Answered by O - Wed Jun 24 06:47:52 2009
Q. There has benn a few times over the years I have followed reading about a small or big crime. I always find out why the arrest happened, then it says when court should happen. But where can I find out The sentencing?
Asked by Krafty - Tue Jun 16 08:14:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. lol depends on what state you live in: for pa for virginia ny just search criminal sentencing and whatever state ie. criminal sentencing ny
Answered by O - Wed Jun 24 06:47:52 2009
How to report an internet crime on www.citivogue.com?
Q. www.citivogue.com claims their designer bags are authentic so I sent USD710 for an order but cancelled the next day after realising those bags are fake. Guess what? they never refund me my money despite I filed a report to Paypal? How do I report this to internet crime org? what's the address?
Asked by chicmama - Thu Dec 6 00:07:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Counterfeit items are the responsibility of ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) The link below is to their online complaint form. Richard
Answered by rickinnocal - Thu Dec 6 00:16:00 2007
Q. www.citivogue.com claims their designer bags are authentic so I sent USD710 for an order but cancelled the next day after realising those bags are fake. Guess what? they never refund me my money despite I filed a report to Paypal? How do I report this to internet crime org? what's the address?
Asked by chicmama - Thu Dec 6 00:07:35 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Counterfeit items are the responsibility of ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) The link below is to their online complaint form. Richard
Answered by rickinnocal - Thu Dec 6 00:16:00 2007
If someone admits to a crime on the internet, what should you do?
Q. What should you do if someone states that they rape people or commit similar crimes on the internet? Should you report it, and who should you report it to, if you don't know where they are in the country (U.S.) Should you take them seriously? It's not on Y!A. It's a real admission.
Asked by poor_choice - Sun Nov 23 14:23:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think lots of people on here are just looking for attention and are here to troll, but I would report them to Y!A - if you haven't done it before, there are two options - you have to check whether it violates Y!A policies, or if it violates the law.
Answered by Gina - Sun Nov 23 14:28:39 2008
Q. What should you do if someone states that they rape people or commit similar crimes on the internet? Should you report it, and who should you report it to, if you don't know where they are in the country (U.S.) Should you take them seriously? It's not on Y!A. It's a real admission.
Asked by poor_choice - Sun Nov 23 14:23:50 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think lots of people on here are just looking for attention and are here to troll, but I would report them to Y!A - if you haven't done it before, there are two options - you have to check whether it violates Y!A policies, or if it violates the law.
Answered by Gina - Sun Nov 23 14:28:39 2008
what happens after you report internet crime?
Q. will they call me and what happens when they send them the stuff
Asked by hockey pro - Tue Jun 26 19:23:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that question is so vague. who is "they"? what is the crime? who has investigated it? what "stuff" are you talking about? You need to provide specifics if you want even a general answer.
Answered by Katt_in_the_Hat - Wed Jun 27 00:10:43 2007
Q. will they call me and what happens when they send them the stuff
Asked by hockey pro - Tue Jun 26 19:23:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that question is so vague. who is "they"? what is the crime? who has investigated it? what "stuff" are you talking about? You need to provide specifics if you want even a general answer.
Answered by Katt_in_the_Hat - Wed Jun 27 00:10:43 2007
what to do : arrested for felony forgery I am victim of internet crime?
Q. Whats the chances of my case getting dismissed? I did not print or forge the documents that appeared to be visa travler checks which i received delivered to me by ups from suposidly a fabric co in another country . they contacted me via internet as a legitamite business proposal. I attempted to cash the visa travlers checks one time at a local check cashing business and was arressted and informed by irving tx police that the checks were not real.
Asked by craigs lil girl - Wed Mar 21 08:58:21 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can probably get off if you can convince the police that you are a total idiot. This is a old scam.
Answered by MikeGolf - Wed Mar 21 11:34:29 2007
Q. Whats the chances of my case getting dismissed? I did not print or forge the documents that appeared to be visa travler checks which i received delivered to me by ups from suposidly a fabric co in another country . they contacted me via internet as a legitamite business proposal. I attempted to cash the visa travlers checks one time at a local check cashing business and was arressted and informed by irving tx police that the checks were not real.
Asked by craigs lil girl - Wed Mar 21 08:58:21 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can probably get off if you can convince the police that you are a total idiot. This is a old scam.
Answered by MikeGolf - Wed Mar 21 11:34:29 2007
Is UK Internet Crime Investigation
Q. So many letters are sent by fraudsters, pretending to be with reputable organizations. I would like to know if I am dealing with genuine invstigators. What does an email address show about their genuinness?
Asked by rimmy2c - Mon Oct 6 12:30:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure but it doesn't look legit at all considering it ends on .com and that should at least be. uk in the UK. Also if it's a serious investigation they would contact people in a way that doesn't leave questions about the credibility. I think this is not real.
Answered by justgoodfolk - Mon Oct 6 16:17:58 2008
Q. So many letters are sent by fraudsters, pretending to be with reputable organizations. I would like to know if I am dealing with genuine invstigators. What does an email address show about their genuinness?
Asked by rimmy2c - Mon Oct 6 12:30:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure but it doesn't look legit at all considering it ends on .com and that should at least be. uk in the UK. Also if it's a serious investigation they would contact people in a way that doesn't leave questions about the credibility. I think this is not real.
Answered by justgoodfolk - Mon Oct 6 16:17:58 2008
Where/how do I report Internet crime?
Q. Like other people using the Internet, I receive unsolicited emails that are clearly scams and frauds. Most of these are meant to trick me into giving up personal information that can be used for identity theft or to access and clear out my bank account. I have also received a couple that come in the guise of job offers that are either identity-theft related or they are looking for patsies to unknowingly involve in money laundering schemes. I would like to pass these emails onto law enforcement, the FBI, or whichever is the appropriate agency dealing with cyber crime. Is there a reporting site on the Internet?
Asked by Joseph Concentrating on Service - Wed Mar 28 11:14:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure what ones will go where, but some of them will have to go to Secret Service.
Answered by Christian Soldier - Wed Mar 28 11:23:31 2007
Q. Like other people using the Internet, I receive unsolicited emails that are clearly scams and frauds. Most of these are meant to trick me into giving up personal information that can be used for identity theft or to access and clear out my bank account. I have also received a couple that come in the guise of job offers that are either identity-theft related or they are looking for patsies to unknowingly involve in money laundering schemes. I would like to pass these emails onto law enforcement, the FBI, or whichever is the appropriate agency dealing with cyber crime. Is there a reporting site on the Internet?
Asked by Joseph Concentrating on Service - Wed Mar 28 11:14:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure what ones will go where, but some of them will have to go to Secret Service.
Answered by Christian Soldier - Wed Mar 28 11:23:31 2007
Where i can find public resources for juvenile crime in internet?
Q. Show me a web or address that i can surf into it
Asked by phad_lee - Tue Oct 23 00:46:03 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ??? not sure what u mean? public resources for juvenile crime?
Answered by 4kkz - Tue Oct 23 01:33:45 2007
Q. Show me a web or address that i can surf into it
Asked by phad_lee - Tue Oct 23 00:46:03 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ??? not sure what u mean? public resources for juvenile crime?
Answered by 4kkz - Tue Oct 23 01:33:45 2007
which country in the world has the highest internet crime rate ?
Q. which country in the world has the highest internet crime rate ?
Asked by yummy - Sat Oct 28 12:32:25 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. USA!
Answered by Jerzey Daze - Sat Oct 28 12:33:49 2006
Q. which country in the world has the highest internet crime rate ?
Asked by yummy - Sat Oct 28 12:32:25 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. USA!
Answered by Jerzey Daze - Sat Oct 28 12:33:49 2006
Do you think internet crime is easier to prove than real lift crime...?
Q. What I mean by this is...in cases or bulling or harassment is it easier to prove, after all the written evidence is there.
Asked by second time around - Thu Mar 5 16:48:45 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bullying is bullying, be it done in the real world or in cyberspace. It is a disgusting thing to do and causes a lot of distress to the victim. In some ways, cyber bullying is slightly worse, as the person is hiding behind a keyboard. It sickens me, regardless of the arena it is in.
Answered by Louise-Irish Rover unmasked - Thu Mar 5 17:01:28 2009
Q. What I mean by this is...in cases or bulling or harassment is it easier to prove, after all the written evidence is there.
Asked by second time around - Thu Mar 5 16:48:45 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Bullying is bullying, be it done in the real world or in cyberspace. It is a disgusting thing to do and causes a lot of distress to the victim. In some ways, cyber bullying is slightly worse, as the person is hiding behind a keyboard. It sickens me, regardless of the arena it is in.
Answered by Louise-Irish Rover unmasked - Thu Mar 5 17:01:28 2009
What is law enforcement doing about organized internet crimes?
Q. What law enforcement is, or isnt doing about organized internet crimes and why. What can be done about it in the future? Are there any more groups outside law enforcement such as the cyber angles, and what they are doing about it, etc...
Asked by countrygirl4578 - Thu Apr 19 18:06:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The FBI has a computer crimes division known as the IC3, or the Internet Crime Complaint Center. You can go there to file reports of illegal fraud online. I am a user of Craigslist.org and I have been contacted many times by people trying to scam me by having me ship expensive items to foreign countries like Nigeria. Each time I just go to the FBI's IC3 and file a report. When you file a report there, it gets submitted to the FBI. The FBI then sends the information out to your local law enforcement authorities (if needed) and they will contact you about getting printed documents that show proof of this crime. Sadly, I have reported many people to the IC3 and have never been contacted by the police or FBI, simplt because there really isn't… [cont.]
Answered by DJ Schuby - Thu Apr 19 18:20:55 2007
Q. What law enforcement is, or isnt doing about organized internet crimes and why. What can be done about it in the future? Are there any more groups outside law enforcement such as the cyber angles, and what they are doing about it, etc...
Asked by countrygirl4578 - Thu Apr 19 18:06:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The FBI has a computer crimes division known as the IC3, or the Internet Crime Complaint Center. You can go there to file reports of illegal fraud online. I am a user of Craigslist.org and I have been contacted many times by people trying to scam me by having me ship expensive items to foreign countries like Nigeria. Each time I just go to the FBI's IC3 and file a report. When you file a report there, it gets submitted to the FBI. The FBI then sends the information out to your local law enforcement authorities (if needed) and they will contact you about getting printed documents that show proof of this crime. Sadly, I have reported many people to the IC3 and have never been contacted by the police or FBI, simplt because there really isn't… [cont.]
Answered by DJ Schuby - Thu Apr 19 18:20:55 2007
How can I find crime statistics on the Internet in Margate,FL33063?
Q. I need to find out the crime stats for the area of SR441 on Atlantic Blvd to Rock Island Rd. Particularily, around 66th Ave. and 3rd St.
Asked by bbw - Sun Jun 22 20:21:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I need to find out the crime stats for the area of SR441 on Atlantic Blvd to Rock Island Rd. Particularily, around 66th Ave. and 3rd St.
Asked by bbw - Sun Jun 22 20:21:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
If caught of an internet crime such as fraud, sexual, hacking etc, how long ..?
Q. How long untill the police actually show up on your doorstep? days, weeks, months? I always been interested , ex the 15 yea old who hacked into amazon got caught by rcmp. How long would they show up for a serious offence as listed above and charged?
Asked by Jordan - Wed May 20 01:50:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. How long untill the police actually show up on your doorstep? days, weeks, months? I always been interested , ex the 15 yea old who hacked into amazon got caught by rcmp. How long would they show up for a serious offence as listed above and charged?
Asked by Jordan - Wed May 20 01:50:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Internet Crime Complaint Center?
Q. I submitted a case to Internet Crime Complaint Center about a month ago but have not heard back from them or anywhere. The complaint was about a guy that would not return the money he owes me. This person won the auction I listed on ebay, then I shipped it out. But it was lost. USPS was supposed to reimburse the value to me but they did to HIM. I called him several times and he did say that he would send the money back to me in a week but he never did. I called but he just ignores. Are there any effective ways to legally punish him for "stealing" my money? I know lawyers are always there but... Internet Crime Complaint Center does not tell you if the complaint is filed or what the status on it is...
Asked by osakakyotokobe - Thu Oct 18 03:51:16 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a similar thing happened to my friend. he was selling his bike to a person in another country and it turns out that they stole his bike and sent him a fake money transfer. he was out about $2000. It was a custom bike. eBay should have a number you can call about that kind of thing. if you make a big enough stink on the phone, yelling and screaming about it I'm sure they will help you out. Big corporations only tend to really get involved when there is yelling on one end. With eBay you can also rate this person as a bad buyer, and give details about the event that happened between the two of you. So either way you choose, start at eBay.
Answered by kiwilimejuice - Thu Oct 18 03:57:28 2007
Q. I submitted a case to Internet Crime Complaint Center about a month ago but have not heard back from them or anywhere. The complaint was about a guy that would not return the money he owes me. This person won the auction I listed on ebay, then I shipped it out. But it was lost. USPS was supposed to reimburse the value to me but they did to HIM. I called him several times and he did say that he would send the money back to me in a week but he never did. I called but he just ignores. Are there any effective ways to legally punish him for "stealing" my money? I know lawyers are always there but... Internet Crime Complaint Center does not tell you if the complaint is filed or what the status on it is...
Asked by osakakyotokobe - Thu Oct 18 03:51:16 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a similar thing happened to my friend. he was selling his bike to a person in another country and it turns out that they stole his bike and sent him a fake money transfer. he was out about $2000. It was a custom bike. eBay should have a number you can call about that kind of thing. if you make a big enough stink on the phone, yelling and screaming about it I'm sure they will help you out. Big corporations only tend to really get involved when there is yelling on one end. With eBay you can also rate this person as a bad buyer, and give details about the event that happened between the two of you. So either way you choose, start at eBay.
Answered by kiwilimejuice - Thu Oct 18 03:57:28 2007
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