» Consumer & Financial Fraud

Have you ever signed up for a “free trial” offer and found it wound up costing you in the end? You are not alone. Many companies who offer “free” trials require you to take som… Read More

More and more consumers in Iowa and across the country are finding the Internet a convenient and cost-effective way to shop. Here are ten tips to help you get what you want online and leave what you d… Read More

According to the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC), pyramid schemes and multi-level marketing rip-offs are two of the most widely reported types of consumer fraud in America today. But what… Read More

When an Iowa homeowner defaults on their mortgage for several months, they may face foreclosure. Although most lenders provide loan workout options, such as loan modifications, in order to help homeow… Read More

lmost everyone in Iowa and throughout this nation is at risk for being a victim of some form of consumer fraud in their lifetime. Whether you pay bills online, swipe your ATM card, apply for a credit… Read More

People who are looking to make money through investing are sometimes led astray by shady businesses, deceptive salespeople, false advertising or misleading descriptions of business opportunities. One… Read More

Many people every year fall victim to financial fraud in Iowa and throughout the United States. One group that is highly affected by financial fraud scams is the elderly. Sadly, con artists know that… Read More

Have you ever answered your phone only to find someone on the other end of the line telling you that your credit card has been flagged for an unusual purchase pattern? Has the caller warned you of fra… Read More