The Alliance Against Fraud was formed in 1989 by the National Consumers League, America’s oldest nonprofit consumer organization. Members of the Alliance – from government, law enforcement, labor, consumer advocacy, and business – are united in their commitment to combating fraud by educating themselves, their members, customers, clients, and constituents.

By helping consumers recognize the danger signs and avoid telemarketing and Internet fraud, Alliance members can promote more confidence in transacting by telephone and online

Join the Alliance!

Benefits include:

• Quarterly meetings to learn how scams work, discuss public policy issues, exchange information, and plan consumer education activities;
• Detailed notes from each Alliance meeting;
• Membership roster with contact information for fellow fraud-fighters; 
• The quarterly electronic newsletter, Focus on Fraud, featuring timely articles about emerging scams, enforcement actions, legislative activity, educational resources, tips for consumers, and much more.
 

Email alerts with breaking news from NCL’sFraud Center and other sources.

Membership is divided into three annual dues categories:

• $35 for nonprofit consumer groups, educational institutions, and labor organizations;
• $65 for government consumer protection and law enforcement agencies;
• $350 for businesses and trade associations.

Individuals Can Get the Newsletter!

Individuals are not eligible for membership but can subscribe to receive Focus on Fraud by email for $9 per year ($12 for subscriptions outside of the U.S.). Reporters can get the newsletter electronically on a complimentary basis.

For more information about the Alliance, contact Susan Grant at the National Consumers League, 1701 K Street NW, Suite 1200, Washington, DC 20006, 202-835-3323. Media inquiries should be directed to NCL’s Communications Department.

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