REPORT Your Experience

By sharing your story, you not only raise awareness about specific scams but also provide valuable insights that can help others avoid falling victim to similar fraudulent schemes. Your personal account serves as a powerful tool in educating and empowering others to recognize and steer clear of scams, ultimately contributing to a safer digital environment for everyone. Moreover, by sharing your experience, you offer solace and support to those who have already been scammed, creating a sense of community and reminding them that they are not alone in their struggles. Your contribution to our website can truly make a significant impact in the fight against scams, helping others stay informed, vigilant, and protected. Together, we can build a network of knowledge and resilience that thwarts the efforts of scammers and creates a safer digital landscape for all. Please don't hesitate to share your story with us today! 

Visit the Department of Justice's website at www.justice.gov or call the National Center for Disaster Fraud at (866) 720-5721 to find information about your state Attorney General. The Attorney General's office can guide you on legal actions against scammers, assist in recovering any losses, and offer valuable advice to prevent future scams. 

The Federal Trade Commission makes it easy for Americans to report fraud at https://reportfraud.ftc.gov. Besides reporting scams, the FTC provides educational materials and guides to help protect consumers. Your report not only contributes to stopping scammers but also empowers others with knowledge to avoid becoming victims. 

The Internet Crime Complaint Center at https://ic3.gov/ allows you to report a scam or crime, submit information anonymously, and learn about online threats. The FBI collaborates globally to investigate and shut down scam operations. Staying informed about the latest threats is crucial, and educating others helps prevent further victimization. By utilizing these resources and reporting your experience to the appropriate authorities, you actively contribute to the fight against scams, protect yourself and others, and help create a safer digital environment. Don't hesitate to take action and play your part in combating fraudulent activities. Together, we can make a difference! 

The CIA provides a platform for reporting information or contacting them online through https://www.cia.gov/report-information/. While their primary concern is "Imminent Threats," if your scam investigation leads to knowledge of a serious threat inside or outside the USA, this resource can be valuable. For more typical scams, consider your local non-police line or your state Attorney General. However, it's important to note that the CIA may offer valuable intelligence on criminal networks involved in scam activities with national security implications. Reporting any suspicious activities to the CIA contributes to maintaining the safety and security of your community and country. 

 File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, providing consumers with a safe space to report complaints and warn others about fraudulent companies. Visit www.bbb.org/file-a-complaint to file a complaint. Additionally, the BBB offers a platform for consumers to research and verify the legitimacy of businesses, making it easier to avoid scams in the first place. By utilizing the BBB's resources, you can make informed decisions as a consumer and contribute to creating a trustworthy marketplace for everyone. 

TrustPilot offers consumers a "whistleblower" page allowing you to report a scam or entity engaging in fraudulent activities. Click on the "Report Now" button here to get started. TrustPilot's platform also enables consumers to read and share reviews about businesses, helping others avoid falling victim to scams. By sharing your experiences and insights on TrustPilot, you play a vital role in protecting fellow consumers from potential scams and fraudulent practices. 

Your local police station cares about your scam concerns and provides resources for reporting activity and assisting you if you've become a victim. For the non-emergency police line in your area, search online with any popular search engine. Save the contact information in an easily accessible place, such as your phone or a written note, for quick reference in case of any suspicious activity. The police can collaborate with other law enforcement agencies to investigate scams and bring scammers to justice. By reporting fraudulent activity, you contribute to a collective effort to combat scams and protect others in your community.