Scam Types & Prevention Guide

Fraudulent calls designed to trick victims into giving up money or personal information.

Fraudulent emails designed to steal login credentials, financial information, or install malware.

Scammers impersonate tech support to gain remote access to your computer or charge for fake services.

Criminals create fake online identities to build romantic relationships and then request money.

Fraudulent schemes promising high returns with little or no risk to steal your money.

Scammers pose as IRS, Social Security, or other government officials to threaten or deceive victims.

Fraudulent notifications claiming you've won a prize but must pay fees to collect it.

Fraudulent websites designed to steal payment information or sell counterfeit/non-existent products.

Criminals steal personal information to open accounts, file taxes, or commit fraud in your name.

Various other fraudulent schemes that don't fit into specific categories.