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Report fraud and scams to your local authorities. We've compiled resources for multiple countries to help you take action.

Select your country for local resources:
🇺🇸 Report fraud and scams to USA authorities:
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FTC (Federal Trade Commission)

Report scams and fraud to the FTC

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IdentityTheft.gov

Official US government identity theft resource

Resources for USA

FTC (Federal Trade Commission)
Report scams and fraud to the FTC
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IdentityTheft.gov
Official US government identity theft resource
Visit Resource→
FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center
Report cybercrime to the FBI
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Tips for reporting scams

When reporting, have ready:

  • The exact message or email content
  • Sender's email address or phone number
  • Links or URLs mentioned (do not click them)
  • Screenshots of the suspicious content
  • Date and time you received it
  • Any personal information you may have shared

If you've been scammed:

  • Report to local authorities immediately
  • Contact your bank or financial institution
  • Change passwords for affected accounts
  • Monitor your credit report for fraud
  • Consider placing a fraud alert with credit bureaus
Need immediate help?
Call your local police non-emergency line
For immediate assistance or to report a crime in progress
Contact your bank directly
Use the number on the back of your card, not from the suspicious message