March is Fraud Prevention Month
The Competition Bureau is launching the 7th annual Fraud Prevention Month. Whether it's Internet or mail fraud, deceptive telemarketing or identity theft, fraud is a serious problem.
"By learning how to recognize a scam and report it, consumers and businesses can better protect themselves and assist us in combatting fraud," said Melanie Aitken, Commissioner of Competition. "We work with our partners in the Fraud Prevention Forum to educate Canadians during Fraud Prevention Month and throughout the year to combat fraudulent activity."
Click here for more information on Fraud Prevention Month
Other useful resources are:
Competition Bureau Nova Scotia Securities Commission
Reporting Economic Crime Online (RECOL)
Better Business Bureau of the Maritimes
Phonebusters
Credit Union Central of Canada
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