Consumer Fraud
Last updated on December 8, 2017Making purchases, especially large ones, can leave you feeling vulnerable to dishonest people and practices. Learn how to spot consumer fraud and if you think you've been take advantage of, please report your experience. The resources below will show you how.
Organizations that can help you protect yourself again fraud:
To learn more about spotting fraud, read some of Consumer Protection BC's consumer tips.
Reporting Fraud
If you think a company you’re dealing with is operating illegally or unethically, you can:
- contact Consumer Protection BC to report your concerns;
- file a complaint, with the Better Business Bureau;
- file a complaint with the Motor Vehicle Sales Authority of BC against a licensed motor vehicle dealer; or
- apply to the Travel Assurance Fund if you have paid for travel services that you have not received.
Related Information
For more information about protecting yourself against scams, fraud, and dishonest practices in investment and consumer markets, see:
Resources Summary
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