Imposter scams (government, bank, business)
Scammers pretend to be trusted organizations and pressure people into immediate action.
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Scam Library
Each guide explains how a scam works, what to watch for, and what to do next.
Tech support scams
Fake support agents claim your device is infected, then ask for remote access or payment.
Investment and crypto scams
Fraudsters promise high returns with low risk and push quick transfers before you can verify.
Romance scams
A scammer builds emotional trust online and then asks for money, gift cards, or crypto.
Prize, sweepstakes, and lottery scams
Scammers claim you won a prize but must pay a fee or tax first.
Family and caregiver scams
Scammers exploit family trust or impersonate loved ones to request urgent money.
Non-delivery and online purchase scams
A product is paid for online but never arrives, or the seller disappears after payment.