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• Society: Issues: Fraud: Investment  (18)

Alcala Law Firm - - Information on recovering investment losses, and how to check your stockbroker's background and avoid common problem areas. From the Alcala Law Firm located in Northern California.

Bureau of the Public Debt - - Describes fraudulent schemes that involve what are claimed to be securities issued or backed by the United States Treasury.

Harry S. Miller, Esq. - SecuritiesLaw.com - - Focusing on small investors rights against stockbrokers.

Investor Scam Centre - - Introductory information about stock market fraud.

NASD Rules and Regulation - - Rules of broker conduct. Information concerning complaints and arbitration of disputes.

North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) - - International organization consisting of state and provincial securities agencies in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Includes directory of regulators with links.

Reality at the SEC - - An ex-SEC lawyer's views of what the SEC does and does not do for investors.

Securities Arbitration Commentator - - Collects and publishes awards in securities arbitration cases. For a charge, will conduct database searches of past awards by arbitrator name, type of case, and other categories.

Securities Class Action Clearing House - - Information about securities class actions nationwide. Text of pleadings.

SecuritiesSleuth - - Articles about securities fraud and misconduct, and related litigation.

StockPatrol.com - - News articles on securities fraud issues, additional reports for subscribed members, and links for investors.

University of Toledo Financial Regulators Gateway - - Directory with addresses and telephone numbers of securities, banking, and insurance regulators worldwide.

Vincent DiCarlo - Investor Recovery Center - - Providing information for investors, including how to file an arbitration complaint against a stockbroker, from a California law firm.

How to Avoid Securities Fraud - - An introduction to securities fraud, fraud on the Internet, Ponzi and pyramid schemes, penny stock fraud, and tips for prevention. Motley Fool. (February 23, 2000)