Report A scam resources

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You can find information about your state Attorney General on the Department of Justice's website: www.justice.gov or by calling the National Center for Disaster Fraud at (866) 720-5721.

The Federal Trade Commission makes it easy for Americans to report fraud and provide a direct link to do it. Visit https://reportfraud.ftc.gov to start the process.

The FBI has some helpful information on how to be cautious online here: https://www.fbi.gov/how-we-can-help-you/safety-resources/scams-and-safety

They also have a website setup entirely for this called The Internet Crime Complaint Center.

https://ic3.gov/

Where you can report a scam or crime that you've fallen victim to, or have knowledge about. You can also submit information anonymously.

The CIA allows you to contact them, or report information online by going here: https://www.cia.gov/report-information/

They really are more concerned with "Imminent Threats" so if your scam leads you to knowledge of a serious threat inside or outside the USA, use this resource. But if not, better stick with your local non-police line or your state Attorney General.

File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.

The BBB gives consumers a safe place to file a complaint and warn others about fraudulent companies committing scams. Click the link below to file a complaint at the BBB. BBB.org/file-a-complaint

TrustPilot gives consumers a "whistleblower" page that allows you to report a scam or entity committing fraudulent activities. Not a lot of companies offer anonymous reporting systems, but TrustPilot definitely does. Click on the "Report Now" button below to get started.