Recover Your Funds Lost To Fraud

Our objective is to establish a secure platform where you can relay your encounter, caution others, and actively participate in a joint endeavor to combat scams. Together, we can heighten awareness and safeguard individuals from falling prey to analogous deceitful schemes. Refer to the details below to determine the most appropriate authority for reporting your experience and taking necessary measures. 

Discover information about your state Attorney General on the Department of Justice's website: www.justice.gov or contact the National Center for Disaster Fraud at (866) 720-5721. The Attorney General's office can assist you in pursuing legal actions against scammers, aiding in the recovery of losses, and providing valuable advice to prevent future scams. 

 The Federal Trade Commission simplifies the process of reporting fraud for Americans. Visit https://reportfraud.ftc.gov to initiate the reporting process. Besides reporting scams, the FTC offers educational materials and guides to protect consumers from falling victim to fraudulent activities. Reporting your experience not only helps halt scammers but also empowers others with knowledge to avoid victimization. 

 The FBI provides online cautionary information here. You can report a scam or crime through The Internet Crime Complaint Center at https://ic3.gov/, allowing for anonymous submissions. The FBI collaborates internationally to investigate and shut down global scam operations, emphasizing the importance of staying informed about online threats and educating others. 

 Contact the CIA or report information online. The CIA is particularly concerned with "Imminent Threats." Reporting suspicious activities can contribute to the safety and security of your community and country by providing valuable intelligence on criminal networks involved in scam activities. 

 File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau at BBB.org/file-a-complaint. The BBB offers a secure space for consumers to file complaints and warn others about fraudulent companies. It also serves as a platform to research and verify the legitimacy of businesses, facilitating informed consumer decisions. 

 TrustPilot provides a "whistleblower" page to report scams or fraudulent entities. Click "Report Now" [here](TrustPilot's platform enables consumers to read and share reviews about businesses, aiding in scam avoidance. Your contributions on TrustPilot play a crucial role in protecting fellow consumers from potential scams. 

 Local police stations offer resources to report scam activity and assist victims. Search online for the non-emergency police line in your area and save the contact information for quick reference. Police collaboration with other agencies ensures thorough investigations, contributing to a collective effort to combat scams and protect the community.