Report a scam and get clear next steps.
If you have been targeted by online fraud, tell us what happened. Our team reviews every report and points you to the right people, such as your bank, the FTC and the police. You do not pay anything to submit a report.
How reporting works
Five steps from your report to a clear plan. We cannot promise to recover money, but we will tell you honestly what your options are.
File a report
Tell us what happened and add any evidence you have.
Case review
A team member reads your report and checks the details.
Follow-up
We contact you if we need more information.
Next steps
We explain your options and which agencies or banks to contact.
Updates
You hear from us about the status of your report.
Built for people who are stressed
Being scammed is not your fault. We keep the process short, the language plain and your information protected.
Private by design
Reports go straight to our review team. Other reporters can never see them.
Plain language
No jargon. Short questions you can answer on a phone.
Only what we need
We never ask for full card numbers, passwords or government ID numbers.
Right referrals
Links to the FTC, IC3, your bank and local police when they apply.
About five minutes
A single short form. Answer what you can.
Works on any device
Large buttons and readable text on phone, tablet and desktop.
What kind of scam was it?
Not sure which one fits? That is fine. Choose the closest, or tell us in your own words.
Investment scams
Fake trading, crypto or high-yield schemes.
Phishing
Fake emails, texts and websites that steal logins.
Business email compromise
Fake invoices and payment-change requests.
Romance scams
Someone online builds a relationship, then asks for money.
Lottery and prize scams
Fake winnings that require a fee to collect.
Tech support scams
Fake agents asking for remote access or payment.
Ready to report what happened?
It takes about five minutes, and you do not pay anything to submit a report.
Start a report