Consumer World links to over 1400 consumer resources on the Internet.

Fraud Bureau is a free service established to alert online consumers and investors of prior complaints relating to online vendors and to provide consumers, investors and users with information and news on how to safely surf, shop and invest on the net.

FTC's Top 10 Consumer Fraud Complaints of 2001 report has recently been released by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

National Fraud Information Center is a project of the National Consumers League; helps consumers report fraud and offers helpful advice on how to avoid becoming a victim.

Internet Hoaxes describes many of the hoax warnings that are found on the Internet today, addresses some of the history of hoaxes on the Internet, how to identify a new hoax warning, how to identify a validated warning and what to do if you think a message is a hoax.

Consumer Law Page - Collection of articles and brochures by litigation specialists on legal first aid, practical law related information, wrongful death and workers' compensation cases, and help with consumer fraud and insurance claims.  The site also provides free consultations online and lawyer referrals for personal injury.  The site is published by Alexander, Hawes & Audet, LLP, specialists in personal injury, wrongful death, industrial cancer clusters caused by toxic chemicals, and consumer/investor/product fraud class actions.

National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) - Homepage of the National Consumer Law Center, an organization that helps consumers, their advocates, and public policy makers use consumer laws on behalf of low-income and elderly Americans seeking economic justice.  The NCLC assists low-income families with financial/legal problems such as repossessions, debt collection abuses, electronic benefits transfers, home improvement frauds, usury, bankruptcy, utility terminations, school loans, payday loans, sustainable home ownership, inadequate fuel assistance benefits, etc.  The site provides training manuals and information to help low-income families resolve financial crises, gain control over their budgets, and achieve economic independence.