International with governments join forces for the protection of consumers in terms of cross-border fraud.
Fake systems lotteries, lotteries and credit disadvantages, national borders, the fight will be easier thanks to new international guidelines was published today.
Consumer Affairs Minister Gerry Sutcliffe welcomed the guidelines published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) as part of its new drive to fight against international fraud on the Internet and fraud.
Gerry Sutcliffe said: “Scams can be very persuasive and too many people under their empty promises. British tens of thousands of consumers were victims of fraud fake lotteries from afar, like Canada and the Australia. Fraud International strike quickly, thousands of victimizes Consumers disappear in a short time and then, with the proceeds of their disadvantages. “Guidelines, which was negotiated and agreed by the Committee of the OECD policy consumers, the general principles for international cooperation. Special provisions are: - The introduction of a warning system, other countries on fraud, the impact may be: - A national contact point for clear channels of communication and collaboration, and - another look at the benefits of implementation to allow monetary authorities to repair the benefit of consumers name.