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Long Beach Telemarketing Fraud Criminal Defense Lawyers
Long Beach California Telemarketing Fraud Charges
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At Wise Laws, our Long Beach lawyers multiply an energetic defense for individuals and businesses charged with Long Beach CA telemarketing fraud. Wise Laws represent clients from around the country. If you have been accused of operating fraudulent schemes using telephones, it is important to have experienced legal representation.
You will find that our attorneys are experienced, creative and dedicated to resolving your legal problem. Long Beach CA Conviction of telemarketing fraud can carry major penalties. It is important to have a seasoned defense team when fighting Long Beach California telemarketing fraud charges.
Some Long Beach California Telemarketing Fraud Charges include:
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Long Beach California Charity schemes
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Long Beach Prize promotion giveaways
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Long Beach Public official impersonation
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Asking for advanced payment without sending goods
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Selling names of people whom have been defrauded
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Long Beach Magazine schemes
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Long Beach Office equipment schemes
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Long Beach California Lottery ticket schemes
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Long Beach Tax payment schemes
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Long Beach Vending machine fraud
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Long Beach Loan schemes
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Long Beach Jury service fraud schemes
In general, Long Beach California telemarketing schemes involve promising something of value over the telephone and the victim has made not delivering it after payment. Such charges can also involve obtaining credit card information by telephone and then making use of the victim’s credit. If you have been accused of operating a Long Beach CA telemarketing scheme along these lines, it is in your best interests to seek legal counsel right away.
If you are facing any telemarketing fraud charges in Long Beach, you can be assured that Wise Laws will help in defending you effectively, working to recognize weaknesses in the prosecution’s case that lead to reasonable doubt among members of the jury.
