• Cybersnitch is a law enforcement site, and not a "commercial" site. All members of Cybersnitch work directly in the field of law enforcement and support the investigation and prosecution of cyber crimes. Unlike most other online reporting systems, there is no "civilian middleman" sanctioned by the government handling any part of the investigation.

• Cybersnitch has skilled law enforcement personnel. All members of the Cybersnitch Investigator Network are fully qualified personnel who know how to properly and effectively handle online crime complaints. When a crime report is made, it always goes to the right people.

• Cybersnitch is publically supported. All of the expenses, operation costs, development, etc.. are supported through the generous donations made by philanthropists who understand the commitment the managers of Cybersnitch have to law enforcement.

  Cyber Enforcement Resources Incorporated (CERI) demonstrates its commitment. Cyber Enforcement Resources Incorporated formed on January 1, 2001 to better manage the wealth and diversity of public services it offers. In November 2002, CERI obtained charitable 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizational status. Cybersnitch is a division within Cyber Enforcement Resources. Now, Cyber Enforcement Resources Incorporated, with all of its divisions, is in an even stronger position to truly impact crime and work more effectively to advance the cause of USA and global law enforcement. Furthermore, private businesses and companies can now assist in the war against cybercrimes by contributing to CERI efforts. If you would like to know more, please inquire at info@cyberenforcemnt.com

  Cybersnitch works! The more local police agencies work as members "within" the Cybersnitch Investigator Network, the more Internet crime will be reduced. Any local law enforcement agency wishing to make a positive difference against cyber crimes need only sign on to this free public service.

  Cybersnitch has the experience! Some of the best computer crime investigators in the industry oversee all investigations conducted at Cybersnitch.

  Reports made at Cybersnitch "trickle up" the "official chains" of law enforcement. Only Cybersnitch starts the reporting process at the appropriate level in order to maximize the effectiveness of the investigation. Furthermore, crime reports you make at Cybersnitch are not handled by some non-sworn agency (except for those members overseen and endorsed by the majority of law enforcement).

  The members of the Cybersnitch Investigator Network have worked and continue to do so with the following agencies:

  • National Information Protection Center (NIPC)
  • US Postal Inspection Service
  • FBI/Infrastructure Protection and Computer Intrusion Squad
  • The U.S. Secret Service - for 419 scams
  • U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
  • US Division of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF)
  • National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) - Missing Kids
  • Plus countless numbers of foreign agencies.
  
  In otherwords, when a report is made at Cybersnitch, it has the HIGHEST PROBABILITY to find relief for the reporter and/or victim.

• Cybersnitch works with reputable agencies. For example, Cybersnitch supports and endorses Missing Kids (located at http://www.missingkids.com/) and the FBI's Internet Fraud and Complaint Center (located at http://www.ifccfbi.gov/). These are perhaps the top two most well known Internet reporting sites. However, the fight against online crime is far too much for them alone to handle. By themselves, or together, they are incapable of handling the sheer volume of crime reports that can occur. Cybersnitch works closely with all legitimate agencies capable of handling computer crime investigations in order to both lessen the investigation workload for all involved, and to speed resolution of all complaints.

Cybersnitch is the solution.

Cybersnitch enables any and all cyber-crime enabled police departments regardless of locale jump into the investigation of cyber crimes right away with no cost to them.

If there are any questions about Cybersnitch, feel free to let us know at cybersnitch@cyberenforcement.com.