Who can I contact for a online ripoff?
396810
I was at a convention a couple weeks ago and somehow I got this thing called moviepass.tv on mine. I cannot get it off and it tells me it will keep coming up until I pay. HECK no I will not pay jack NOTHING! I cant seem to get it off mine. If someone has any suggestions please help!!!
229657
I'm sure there is really no legal matter that you could persue, but you could bring it up to a higher power than the person that sent it to you. Cause that is not good customer service. They could decline you in  amuch nicer way.
474275
Go to the real website for the company they're spoofing.  Most large firms now (like banks, in addition to PayPal and eBay, above) have links to where you can report or forward phishing emails.  The owner of the spoofed site (I have been targeted by spoofers of Bank of America, Chase Manhattan, and CitiBank) have a better chance of getting the sites shut down than a third party.
668925
dont do it i have been scamed 3-4 on the internet doing things like that lost alot of money
682320
look at the domain name where the web site is. you can report it to their ISP. \n\nso If the scam is scam.yahoo.com you tell yahoo.
932096
Take a look at this website. http://www.ripoffreport.com Take the letter to the Police Department.
90883
You should launch a multipronged attack including the Better Business Bureau and the consumer fraud/protection division of your State Attorney General's office.  The Better Business Bureau can be contacted by clicking the following link www.bbb.org.  And the Attorney General's office can be contacted by starting with the website for your state (www.[STATE POSTAL ABBREVIATION].org).  There should be a link for the Attorney General's office.  That page should have a link for the consumer protection division.  For maximum effectiveness, send a courtesy copy ("CC") to the offending company of any letters that you send to the Better Business Bureau or to your State Attorney General's office.  Best of luck to you.
1007002
I agree the Rip Off Report is a good site.\n\nYou might also go to PlanetFeedback and the Better Business Bureau.
435119
Send me a check for $50.00 and I'll tell you what you can do about internet fraud. Email me for more information.\n\nSeriously, it depends on what type of fraud. I was a victim of it by receiving a phoney cashier's check for a peice of musical equipment I had to sell. I went to cash the check at the bank, and as a result had my account shut down, and wasn't allowed to open an account at any bank for months until it got straightened out finally.\n\nGo to the police. Ask them what you can do. They will probably give you the same answer they gave me the first two times. "Nothing." They are all lazy fucking pigs. But make them do something. \n\nReally it depends on what type of fraud, though.
734998
There is no legal action.  Do not expect to ever get what they are offering - even if you ARE american.  The free laptops*, tvs*, etc. require extensive participation with their 'sponsors', which will require any number of PAYING activities.  Get a free spam filter, cut your losses, and move on. . .
134311
contact the same agency you'd use if you bought something offline.\n\nor check the fbi website they deal with online crime.
773213
Either ask the provider of .com.au or read their fine prints.
594246
1) Stop dealing with the company\n2) Go to their website or phone their 1-800 cust serv # and tell them why.\n3) Tell everyone one of your friends, plus EVERYONE on the internet the name of the company and what they did to offend you.\n\nSo, the company won't have your money.\nThey'll probably send you coupons or a letter of apology if you give your info to the cust serv # guy.\nYou give them a black eye in advertising.
941465
These scammer used to use the website www.thecomputerwarehouseinc.com .  I know of 6 they have used.  One gets closed down and they start a new one.  \n\nThey will send you counterfeit item that are useless and you can not get your money back because you have to pay COD.  Try to call there customer service number.  They don't answer!!!!
1140387
Buyer beware!  I don't know if I would trust anyone with the name EXIT Reality!  Check with the Better Business Bureau online.
133314
Ha, they expect people to find that in the fine print...\n\nHere is the number to call and scream at them..\n1-866-622-3911\n\nYou may be able to do it online(see link)
256841
contact Microsoft you own a legitimate copy.