Phishing schemes, high priced loans, the Nigerian letter scam and variations of the international lottery winner notice have victimized far too many Arizonans. New scams are targeted at consumers every day. We want to help consumers stop scam artists before they strike. Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
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| 2006 | |
| 12/1/2006 | Tips on Holiday Purchases |
| 11/22/2006 | Terry Goddard Reminds Consumers to Shop Carefully for Gift Cards |
| 11/3/2006 | Beware of Phony Charities |
| 9/1/2006 | Terry Goddard Issues Warning About Phony Food Service Letter |
| 8/10/2006 | New Email Phishing Scams Use Bank Logos |
| 8/8/2006 | Terry Goddard Warns Consumers about Home Repair Scams |
| 7/18/2006 | Terry Goddard Warns Seniors about Callers Claiming to Represent Medicare |
| 7/12/2006 | Terry Goddard Warns Consumers of "Secret" Shopper Scam |
| 5/23/2006 | Terry Goddard Offers Tips to Protect Veterans Against Identity Theft |
| 4/4/2006 | Terry Goddard Warns Consumers About Get-Rich-Quick "Opportunities" |
| 3/21/2006 | Terry Goddard Warns Consumers about Tax "Phishing" Scam |
| 2/9/2006 | Terry Goddard Cautions Arizona Consumers to be Careful When Choosing a Mortgage |
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If you believe you are the victim of consumer fraud, please fill out a Complaint Form with all the requested information. Please also send us copies of any documentation to support your complaint (for example, a copy of a contract, phone records, the names and addresses of persons involved). You may also request a form be mailed to you by contacting the Attorney General’s Consumer Information and Complaints Office at consumerinfo@azag.gov or by phone in Phoenix at 602.542.5763; in Tucson at 520.628.6504; or outside Maricopa and Pima Counties at 1.800.352.8431.
