FraudNet/Reporting Fraud 1-800-424-5454

Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 7:29 am

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FraudNet/Reporting Fraud

Report allegations of fraud, waste, abuse, or mismanagement of federal funds to GAO’s FraudNET.
How to submit allegations:

o Fill out a FraudNET form
o Send an e-mail to fraudnet@gao.gov
o Call 1-800-424-5454 (an automated answering system)
o Send a fax to FraudNET at 202-512-3086
o Write to:

GAO FraudNET
441 G Street NW
Mail Stop 4T21
Washington, DC 20548

What information to submit:
Provide as much detail as possible. You do not need to provide your name.

What happens to information you submit:
The FraudNET form is transmitted over a secure connection, and we safeguard all information against unauthorized disclosure.

Privacy: We use Secure Sockets layer (SSL) and GPG (GNU Privacy Guard) encryption to protect the transmission of the information you submit. Please read FraudNET's Confidentiality Policy.

Note: To use the FraudNET form, your Web browser must support forms, HTML 3.0 tables, and 128 bit encryption.

ALONG WITH ANY OTHER FRAUD/ ID THEFT ETC.

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New E-Mail Hotline for Reporting Small Business Fraud and Abuse

GAO has an e-mail hotline for reporting potential fraud and abuse in

o the Historically Underutilized Business Zone program, or HUBZone;
o the Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business procurement program; and
o the 8(a) Business Development Program.

To report potential fraud or abuse in these programs, send an e-mail, with as much information as possible, to smallbizfraud@gao.gov.

GAO is investigating these programs after uncovering evidence in July 2008 that the HUBZone program is vulnerable to fraud and abuse. Specifically, GAO found that 10 companies it reviewed continued to participate in the HUBZone program even though they did not meet program requirements. In total, these companies were awarded more than $100 million in federal contracts in 2006 and 2007.
See Highlights of GAO-08-964T
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