Dear Community Partner,

In recognition—and celebration—of this year's National Consumer Protection Week (NCPW), Consumer Action is putting on a train-the-trainer webinar that will help you protect the community you serve from the latest rounds of fraudulent schemes.

You're invited to join us on Tuesday, March 4, for an enlightening discussion of the scams most impacting consumers right now, experts' top recommendations for avoiding fraud, and, importantly, where and why to report fraud. 

Our National Consumer Protection Week webinar will take a close look at how community-based organizations, consumer advocacy groups, and private industry, along with government and law enforcement agencies, can work together to protect consumers and derail fraudsters' latest shenanigans.

Webinar panelists include Kathy Stokes, director of fraud prevention with the Fraud Watch Network at AARP; Emma Fletcher, senior data researcher with the Division of Consumer Response and Operations at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC); attorney Rhonda Perkins, also with the FTC; and Tom Olsen, corporate counsel for Amazon’s Customer Protection and Enforcement team.

DATE/TIME: Tuesday, March 4, at 10:00 a.m. PT (11:00 a.m. MT; 12:00 p.m. CT; 1:00 p.m. ET)

CLICK HERE to register for Consumer Action's 90-minute National Consumer Protection Week webinar: "Collaborating for Consumers: Working together to stop scams."

We look forward to your participation!

Sincerely,

Nelson

Nelson Santiago
Community Outreach Manager

Consumer Action presents this webinar with funding from Amazon.

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