ActionFraud.org.uk
Reviews and Complaints

I reported a possible theft of almost ?50.000 to ActionFraud.org.uk a week ago, but they haven't even looked at my report yet! It's frustrating because my money could have been on the other side of the world by now. Action Fraud claims that they do not investigate every case, but it seems like they haven't even lifted a finger to help me! The only thing they seem to be good at is making you type a lot on your keyboard! It's disappointing to see that they are not interested in pursuing the perpetrators of money crime. I feel like this organization is a total joke and a waste of time.

I had a really bad experience with ActionFraud.org.uk. I spent hours reporting a big scam that my aunt fell for. She lost over ?600k and I was devastated. I thought that Action Fraud would be able to help me and my aunt, but I was wrong. It was a complete waste of my time. I felt like I was talking to a brick wall. I could have spent that time with my aunt, who was dying of cancer. She needed my support and comfort, but instead, I was dealing with Action Fraud.

I don't understand why they are even funded by the public. They are completely useless. They didn't help me at all. They were rude and incompetent. I felt like they didn't care about my aunt or her situation. It was a distasteful farce. I was so disappointed with their service.

I wish I could have done something else to help my aunt. I felt so helpless. I don't recommend using Action Fraud. They won't help you. They are a waste of time and money.

Me and 20 other people reported a letting fraud to ActionFraud.org.uk, but they didn't seem to care about our case. The director of the letting agency took thousands of pounds from us and is now living a happy life, while Action Fraud and the police don't seem to be interested in helping us. It's a waste of time to report fraud to them, they're not professional, careless, and don't want to help victims of fraud. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone and if I could, I'd give them 0 stars.

This website is a bit of a nightmare to use. I had a lot of trouble trying to find what I needed, and the glitches made it even more frustrating. I spent a good chunk of time trying to get through to their phone line, but it was a complete waste of time. The live chat was even worse - not helpful at all. I ended up doing a lot of the work myself, gathering all the information on the fraudsters, but when I tried to submit the report, it wouldn't go through and I couldn't save it. I did get an email acknowledging receipt of an unfilled report, but it came from a noreply email address. Honestly, it's not worth the effort. I've since heard from my bank that they don't do anything anyway. So, save yourself the time and energy and don't bother with this site.

Action Fraud is a website that helps people who have been scammed. It's hard to know where to turn when you've been scammed, but Action Fraud is there to help. They are a charity that collects data and plays statistics with the government. The police are not interested in scams unless they are related to discrimination against race, sex, etc. However, if a celebrity has been scammed, they will be interested.

When you report a scam to Action Fraud, they will call you back and pretend to give you advice. However, they will also ask you for a donation. It's not clear how much the director of Action Fraud makes, but it's probably around ?350,000 a year. This is similar to the salary of the manager director of Cancer Research.

Overall, Action Fraud is a good resource for people who have been scammed. They can help you collect data and play statistics with the government. However, they do ask for donations, which can be frustrating. It's also not clear how much the director of Action Fraud makes.

So, I went on this website called ActionFraud.org.uk to report a scam that I fell for. I gave them all the details I had, including names, phone numbers, and email addresses of the scammers who took over ?50k from me. But guess what? They didn't do anything about it!

I got a reply from them after 8 weeks saying that they couldn't find any leads to start a criminal investigation. What a waste of time and tax payers' money! I mean, what's the point of having an organization like this if they can't even take action against scammers?

I'm really disappointed with ActionFraud.org.uk. They should be doing more to protect people from scams like this. It's not fair that innocent people like me have to suffer because of their incompetence. I wouldn't recommend this website to anyone.

I recently reported a cheque fraud to ActionFraud.org.uk and was disappointed with the lack of action taken by the organization. Despite filling out a report and providing evidence of the crime, I never received a 28 day update letter. After making two phone calls, I finally received an email stating that they did not have enough information on the crime. I was frustrated to learn that they had not even bothered to ask for the evidence that I had already stated I possessed.

It was disheartening to feel like my time and effort had been wasted in reporting the crime. I was left feeling like Action Fraud did not care about the situation or the impact it had on me. I would advise others who have been scammed to be cautious when reporting to Action Fraud, as it seems that they may not take the necessary steps to investigate and take action against the perpetrators.

Overall, my experience with ActionFraud.org.uk was disappointing and left me feeling unsupported. I hope that in the future, they will take a more proactive approach to investigating and preventing fraud.

I had a bit of a run-in with these ActionFraud people the other day. I had some bloke try to scam me out of six grand by selling me a car and asking for payment through PayPal. He said he'd refund me if I didn't want it, but come on, who falls for that? Anyway, I tried to report it to ActionFraud, but their system was down and I had to wait on the phone for ages just to find out. I had to call back the next day and they told me to report it to PayPal, even though it wasn't really their problem. I had to wait on the phone again for ages. Honestly, they don't seem to have any common sense and it was a total waste of time.

I had a terrible experience with ActionFraud.org.uk. I reported a fraud case to them about a company that I paid for a CSCS card, but I never received it. The company was even trading under a fake name and address, and I gave Action Fraud all the information with solid evidence. However, after about two months of reporting the case, they finally sent me a letter stating that they were not prepared to take the case on. They also sent me a little booklet with information on how to spot or avoid fraud, but it was of no use at all.

I was extremely disappointed with their response. I felt like they didn't take my case seriously and didn't do anything to help me. It was a waste of my time and effort to report the fraud to them. I expected more from a website that claims to help people who have been victims of fraud.

I think ActionFraud.org.uk needs to improve their services. They should take every case seriously and investigate thoroughly. They should also provide more useful information to victims of fraud, instead of just sending out a useless booklet. I hope they will take my feedback into consideration and make the necessary changes to improve their services.

I had a pretty bad experience with ActionFraud.org.uk a few years back. I reported an incident online, but unfortunately, nothing was done about it and I never received a reply. The amount of money I lost wasn't much, but it was still frustrating to not hear anything back from them except for the initial email confirming they received my report.

Fast forward to this year in March, and my disabled friend became a victim of fraud. I helped him report it over the phone, but unfortunately, we received the same treatment as I did a few years ago. We only received an email from Action Fraud confirming they received the report, and when I called to follow up, I was told that the police haven't looked at it yet. I'm not holding my breath that they ever will.

I understand that perhaps the amount my friend lost wasn't big enough to warrant immediate attention, but it's still disheartening to feel like nothing is being done to address these issues. We even signed the petition, hoping to bring more attention to the matter.

Overall, I think ActionFraud.org.uk has a lot of room for improvement in terms of their response time and communication with victims. It's important for people to feel like their reports are being taken seriously and that action is being taken to prevent future incidents.