Current Scams
Scammers create online friendships with people, then lure them into investment scams.
Criminals pretend to be from legitimate companies to get access to your information.
A scammer says you're going to be arrested for skipping court or jury duty. It's a scam.
Employment scams can leave you in debt, even if you don't have much money. Find out how.
These long-term scams groom people to send money to an online admirer who pretends to love them.
Grandparent and Family Imposter Scams
Of course you want to help a jailed loved one make bail – scammers are counting on it.
Protect your business from these common scams.
If You Were Scammed
If you were scammed, understand that you are not alone. Taking quick action to report scams can help you limit the damage.
Learn MoreHow to Spot Scams
Telephone and mail continue to be among scammers’ favorite tools for stealing money or personal information. If someone tries to panic you or rush you, its ok to hang up. Watch for these common scams.
Avoid These Scam Payment Methods:
You can often spot a scam by the payment method requested. Learn about counterfeit checks, gift cards, bitcoin, apps and other payment methods scammers love.
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