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🛡️ How to Report a Scam to the FTC
Think you’ve been targeted by a scam, fraud, or shady business practice? Don’t stay silent—report it directly to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.
🚨 Why Your Report Matters
Every report helps the FTC and its 2,800+ law enforcement partners detect patterns, investigate fraud, and take action against scammers. While they can’t resolve individual cases, your information fuels real investigations and protects others.
đź“ť What You Can Report
- Online scams and phishing attempts
- Fake business offers or investment schemes
- Identity theft or impersonation
- Unwanted calls and robocalls
- Suspicious emails or social media messages
- Elder fraud and caregiver exploitation
đź”’ Your Privacy
You choose how much personal information to share. The FTC uses your report to track fraud trends and may share it with law enforcement or other agencies for investigation. Learn more in their Privacy Policy.
âś… How It Works
- Tell your story – Describe what happened
- Get next steps – Learn how to protect yourself
- Join the fight – Help stop scams nationwide
📬 Ready to Take Action?
Visit ReportFraud.ftc.gov to file your report. It only takes a few minutes—and it could help protect thousands.