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DECEPTION AND FRAUD DECEPTION AND FRAUD

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CH 33 amp 34 DECEPTION AND FRAUD DECEPTION when advertising purposefully misleads you FRAUD deliberate deception designed to secure an unlawful gain Who is this guy Types of deception and fraud ID: 257160

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DECEPTION AND FRAUD

CH. 3.3 & 3.4Slide2

DECEPTION AND FRAUD

DECEPTION:

when advertising purposefully misleads you

FRAUD: deliberate deception, designed to secure an unlawful gainWho is this guy Slide3

Types of deception and fraud

Trading up:

The practice of pressuring consumers to buy a more expensive product

EX: you go to Best Buy to purchase a DVD player, and the salesman gets you to buy a better brand with more functions

Loss Leader:

The practice of raising the normal price, and then lowering it in order to call it a “sale”

EX: Finish Line raises a pair of Jordan’s to $120, that is normally $100, then puts them back to $100 and calls it a saleSlide4

Types of deception and fraud

Sale price:

A sale is a sale only if the price is below the regular price.

Can be deceptive: if the store raises the price for a day or two then lowers it and calls it a sale

Suggested Retail price:

A manufacturer’s suggested price is usually higher than any retailer expects to actually get for a product.

Ex: Cars!Slide5

Types of deception and fraud

Bait and Switch:

The practice of baiting consumers with an advertised, but nonexistent bargain and then switching them to a more expensive product.

My example at office depot – shredder –

Pyramid Schemes:

A type of financial fraud in which people pay to join an organization in exchange for the right to sell memberships to others

Pyramid schemeSlide6

Types of deception and fraud

Internet and Telephone fraud:

The many different methods of scheming people out of money over the phone

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=G3p79-M0lHY.comSome things to look out for when an offer is made to you online or over the phone:Too good to be true

www.lookstoogoodtobetrue.gov

Asked for your social security card or credit card number

Must buy something to get something else of greater value for freeSlide7

Types of deception and fraud continued…

Not offered a written contract or sales agreement

You are supposed to act

immediately or the offer will expire quickly

No method is offered to contact the organization

No information about the organization’s business record is availableSlide8

Too many faces of fraud

Here are some scenarios that should bring out the skeptic in you:

Healthcare products that promise to cure incurable diseases

HEALTHY CEREAL?Home-improvement contractors who want you to pay most of the cost before they do the work

Holmes on homesSlide9

Too many faces of fraud

Vacation clubs that require you to send money to join with the promise of inexpensive 1

st

class vacations later

Repair work offered at well below the going rate

Weight-loss programs that promise unrealistic results.Slide10

Lets talk about any scams that you have encountered… or your parents.

Were they similar to these?

How were they resolved?

How about internet fraud?Have any of you tried to deceive anyone…

we are all friends here…Slide11

SCAMS AND FRAUD

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7398476nSlide12

SCAMS AND FRAUD

Follow the moneySlide13

Homework

Read the

“ID Thieves’ New Tricks: Cybercriminals are getting smart. You can too”

packet and be prepared to discuss it.Slide14

Homework

Re-Read pages 108-112

Write the 1 page

complaint letterSlide15

Resolving consumer problems

HOW TO RESOLVE THE PROBLEM

Wait approximately 3 days to ‘cool down’

Use facts, no emotions, to solve the problemKeep your receipt!Decide what you want before you complainSlide16

Resolving consumer problems

THE COMPLAINT PROCESS

Take it slow

Start with the SellerGo to the storeTalk to the managerEmail / write the manufacturerContact a consumer group or professional organizationMedia help

Check online, sometimes there is a way to resolve problems through the websiteSlide17

Resolving consumer problems

Government Involvement

Lawsuit

You may contact a lawyer and take the claim to courtSmall Claims courtDifferent states have different maximums ($1000-$10,000)You do not need a lawyer for this courtIf you lose, you have to pay the fees of the person you

are suing