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WJFA
is a soft place to land for fraud victims. We offer free guidance,
tips, techniques, strategies, and a support group as a public
service.
We
are fraud victims united for solutions and paying it forward
to help others.
Our
web site is the largest database of its kind for fraud victim
seeking help. If
you are looking for a specific person or topic, please use
the search engine.
Otherwise, the buttons above will take you to specific topics.
To
learn more about us, please go to our About
Us page, where we have answers to commonly asked questions.
If
you need or want to communicate with others that have walked
in your shoes, please join our support group in the help
section.
If
you want to add your story, please go to our submission page
to learn how to submit
a story.
If
you would like to be part of the solution, we welcome volunteers.
Anything you can offer is welcomed, such as reading and verifying
victim's stories. To learn more, please go to our volunteer
page.
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 WJFA
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report, especially after a fraud.
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The
stories presented in this section of WJFA are extreme cases
of justice denied victims, where the known perpetrator is walking
the streets among their victims.
 WJFA's
volunteers have a bevy of tips to help you navigate the legal
system. If you don't find it here, the support
group may be able to help.
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