How do I report consumer fraud?

If you think you have been a victim of consumer fraud in Delaware, you should report it immediately. Reporting consumer fraud helps protect you and others from becoming victims. You can report consumer fraud to the Delaware Department of Justice. You can contact the Department of Justice either by phone or online. When you contact the Department of Justice, be ready to provide as many details as possible about the incident. This information will help the Department of Justice investigate your claim. You should also inform your local police department of the fraudulent activity. Even if the police believe the incident is a civil rather than a criminal matter, filing a police report can help you build evidence to prove that you were a victim of consumer fraud. Finally, you may consider filing a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The FTC collects and records complaints about consumer fraud. The FTC has a website, ftccomplaintassistant.gov, which can help you create and file a complaint. Reporting consumer fraud is important to protect yourself and others from becoming victims. If you believe you have been a victim of consumer fraud, contact the Delaware Department of Justice, your local police department, and the FTC as soon as possible.

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