Securities fraud
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Tamagas
Securities fraud
How can I report a securities fraud? what evidence do I need? What about if they are Canadian Citizens playing offshore games? Second Passport etc.
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Pottapaug1938
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Re: Securities fraud
Give the Securities and Exchange Commission a call, and they will take it from there. The face that the fraudsters are Canadian citizens complicates things a bit; but the US has jurisdiction over this mater since the locus of the fraud is within the US. Collecting on any judgment will depend on 1) your ability to locate fraudster assets with the US, and 2) your willingness to take the matter before a Canadian court and locate fraudster assets up there.Tamagas wrote:How can I report a securities fraud? what evidence do I need? What about if they are Canadian Citizens playing offshore games? Second Passport etc.
Other Quatlloosers willsupply better answers, I'm sure; but this should give you a start.
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scottybaxton
Re: Securities fraud
Securities fraud is a kind of modern crime where the victim is the one who trusts a firm or individual and making an investment based on the information he is given by the firm or individual(Stockbrokers). The victim is told false information or mislead by a false advice. These kinds of frauds are normally carried out by fraudulent companies, brokerage firms, stockbrokers, corporations or investment banks.
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