Power Against Fraud
A partnership of the 17th Judicial District Attorney's Office, the Denver District Attorney's Office, the
Jefferson County District Attorney's Office and
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  Test Your 'Fraud IQ'
      ● Fraud Quiz Answers

Seven Predominant Areas of Fraud
      1.  Identity Theft
      2.  Telemarketing Fraud
      3.  Mail & Internet Fraud
      4.  Contractor Fraud
      5.  Mortgage & Quit Claim Deed Scams
      6.  Financial Planning & Investment Fraud
      7.  Caregiver Fraud

Action Tips  -  Power Against Fraud
      ● Fraud Prevention Checklist
      ● ID Theft Prevention Checklist
      ● Remove Your Name from Marketing Lists
               ● Sample letter
      ● Tips to Stop Unwanted Phone Calls
     ● Charities- Giving Plan & Resources to check out charities

►  Important Resources
  Safety & Security on the Bus & Light Rail
 Protecting Your Home and Car from Burglars

►  Preventing Caregiver Exploitation
►  What you need to know about Sweepstakes
►  Reducing Charity Junk Mail
►  Don't make Investments based on Faith or Trust
►  When Do I have to Give My SSN
►  Fake Check Scams
 

                             To report Fraud or if you need assistance call:
●Adams/Broomfield Counties District Attorneys Fraud Line: (303) 835-5633
●Jefferson County District Attorney's Fraud Line: 
(303) 271-6980
●Denver City & County District Attorney's Fraud Line:
(720) 913-9179



"This project was supported with sub-grant funding awarded by the Denver District Attorney's Office
under a grant from the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, United States Department
of Justice (Grant No. 2002-LS-BX-0002).  Point of view in these pages are those of the CASE Partnership and do
not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice"