With your help, we can do something about insurance fraud!

Thanks for visiting the Insurance Fraud Hotline and congratulations for taking action on a nationwide problem that is costing us all money — not just the insurance companies.

As an advocate of the insurance fraud investigation industry and realising the mass of information the community has and wants to share, I thought it was about time to do something about it.

The Insurance Fraud Hotline has been established to collect, check and pass on relevant information to applicable insurance companies.

Insurance fraud takes many forms and may include:

Reporting a loss, damage or injury that never occurred
Exaggerating a loss, damage or injury
Claiming for unrelated or pre-existing injuries
Arson and other intentional property damage
Staging accidents with the intent to submit a claim
Conspiring to support those involved in a dishonest claim

Far from being just a so-called 'victimless' crime against anonymous corporations, insurance fraud affects us all because it consumes valuable community resources and drives up the price of premiums.

As a conservative estimate, insurance fraud costs each Australian family an average of $400 each year — about $100 extra per policy.

That's money straight out of honest people's pockets. Which makes it important for us to all work together support legitimate claims and stamp out dishonesty!

Please join the community in this essential action: this is your opportunity to do something about a crime that, apart from its sheer dishonesty, shows contempt for us all.

Anthony Callaghan
Founder
Insurance Fraud Hotline
anthonyc@fraudhotline.com.au

In completing this form you acknowledge and consent that Insurance Fraud Hotline can collect, use and disclose the information you provide to investigate the suspected fraud. If you choose to remain anonymous you should consider that the information you provide could indicate your identity if the matter results in court action. You also acknowledge that we cannot provide you with the outcome of any investigation resulting from the information you provide. There can be serious consequences for intentionally providing false or misleading information.
A. Your Details
None of these fields are mandatory. If you wish to remain anonymous, leave these fields blank.
First Name:		Last Name:
Address:		Suburb:
State:		Postcode:
Home Phone:	( )	Work Phone:	( )
Mobile Phone:		Email:
May we contact you:	Yes No
If we may contact you, what is your preferred means of contact:
If we may contact you, what is your preferred contact time:
Are you a victim of the alleged fraud:		Yes No
B. Person/Organisation of Interest
Please provide as much information about the person or organisation that you believe comitted the fraud. If the information is unknown, leave the field blank.
Person or Organisation Name:		Person Gender:
Address:		Suburb:
State:		Postcode:
Phone:	( )	Email:
What is your relationship to this person or organisation (if any):
C. Circumstances of Insurance Fraud
Please provide as much information as you can about the circumstances surrounding the suspected fraud. If the information is unknown, leave the field blank.
What do you know about the fraud:
When did it happen:		Where did it happen:
Name of insurance company defrauded::
Type of insurance
Details of additional parties involved (if any):
What else can you tell us to help identify people or property involved (include car description and registration number if applicable):
When did you come across the information you provided:
How did you come across the information you provided: