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Education, Training and Events
for Arizona's CFEs
Chapter Meetings
For 2010, all regular meetings will
be held on the third
TUESDAY of each month in the 1st
Floor Auditorium at 800 W. Washington (unless otherwise
noted on the training announcement). No
training meetings will be held in July or August.
Parking will be on the top level of the garage just west of
the building. Sign-in & networking is 11:30am to Noon, with
training from Noon until 1 pm. There will be a $20.00
charge for non-members at our One Hour Training Seminars
starting January 19, 2010.
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ATTENTION MEMBERS: Please note
that all available Meeting Handouts and Annual Reports
require a login. Please feel free to access them at your
convenience. If you do not know your login, please
contact
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Does Fraud concern you?
According to
research conducted by the Association of Certified Fraud
Examiners (ACFE), U.S. organizations lose an estimated 7
percent of annual revenues to fraud. When applied to the
2008 U.S. Gross Domestic Product this percentage translates
to a staggering estimate of losses around $994 billion among
organizations, despite an increased emphasis on anti-fraud
controls and recent legislation to combat fraud.
On line fraud
warning signs:
http://www.onguardonline.gov/index.html
Telephone fraud warning signs:
- The company has a name that is
intended to sound like a government agency or a
well-known company.
- The company is unwilling to send
you written information on the offer or give you
references.
- Individuals linger close by while
you are making a call from a public phone.
- Someone claims you've won a prize
and you haven't entered a contest.
- A telemarketer asks for your
social security number calling card or credit card
number, so you can purchase products or qualify for
prizes.
- You have to pay a fee before you
receive complimentary goods or services.
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