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Stay Ahead of Scams Before They Cost You
Search real scam reports, browse the latest alerts, and learn how to protect yourself before fraudsters reach you.
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Latest Scam Alerts
Recent fraud reports and consumer warnings you should know about.
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Browse Scam Types
Explore the most common fraud categories and how they work.
Internet Scams
Scams that happen through websites, fake stores, social media, and online messages.
Phishing Scams
Fake emails or texts designed to steal passwords, financial details, or account access.
Shopping Scams
Fake online stores, counterfeit listings, and sellers who take payment without delivering.
Phone Scams
Calls pretending to be banks, government agencies, delivery services, or family members in trouble.
Investment Scams
Fraudulent investment offers promising unrealistic returns or “guaranteed” profits.
Romance Scams
Fraudsters who build trust online and then ask for money, gift cards, or personal information.
What To Do If You’re Contacted By a Scammer
If you receive a suspicious call, email, or message:
- Do not click links or download attachments.
- Do not give out personal information.
- Hang up or ignore the message.
- Verify the company independently using their official website.
If you believe you encountered a scam, report it to:
• Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
• FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
Reporting helps protect others.