Where in Britain do we report suspected attempts of internet fraud, phishing, etc.?

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The FBI has an internet fraud division but most of the types of e-mails you are talking about are large organizations that even though you tracked them to a certain address they probably eithjer won't be there when they go to investigate or they find that some poor unsuspecting user had their e-mail compromised and their e-mail addy was stolen and used to send spam mail. so do like the rest of us when you know its a fraud delete it and go on with your life or make your e-mail spam settings so high that these never get into you active e-mail box.

My husband was recently the victim of a Paypal fraud - we reported it to the fraud squad (local constabulary) and they took it very seriously - even sent someone to interview him. Hubby got his money back and I was relieved to discover that the police DO take this sort of crime seriously.

I'd advise reporting it, even if no damage was done.

The e-mail is evidence of an attempt to 'commit a crime'. Take that and all other suspect information to your local Police Station and 'SEE A REAL LIVE COPPER' .

Where? is your local police station. That is WHERE you go.

Of course the police will investigate Internet Fraud. It is still a crime that has been committed.

Don't bother just bin it. There are forums you can tell everyone about it on but the Police aren't interested

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