In the late 1990's, there were but a handful of web sites on the Internet centered on fraud. The few that existed were not helpful in a practical, applicable sense to victims of fraud, their friends, and their families, nor did those sites provide in-depth fraud recognition education that could be immediately absorbed and understood by any reader, regardless of nationality or level of education.

Fraud Aid was founded to fill that gap.

The Fraud Victim's ManualÓ assists fraud victims in their effort to come to grips with what happened to them. The Manual includes a 12-Step list for emotional recovery; an explanation of Miranda Rights and how it used by fraud victims who face the possibility of arrest; an explanation of the different branches of US law enforcement and reporting agencies, on and off the Internet; and a step-by-step guide for writing a court-presentable report of the fraud (narrative). http://www.fraudaid.com/How-To-Deal-With-Having-Been-Conned/index.htm

No material is published on the Fraud Aid web site without being researched and/or based on Mrs. McGuire's personal experiences during her years of exposure to con artists and subsequent years spent working with fraud victims from all over the world. Wherever possible, links are provided to ensure that viewers can perform their own independent research to verify statements made by Fraud Aid and draw their own conclusions.