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Where to Report Scams Globally

Reporting fraud helps authorities shut down scam networks and warn others. Choose from the countries listed below to find an official reporting channel.

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Australia

Scamwatch (ACCC)

The primary reporting body for all scams in Australia.

Report Online

ReportCyber

For cybercrimes like hacking, malware, and identity theft.

Report Cybercrime

IDCARE

Support case managers for identity theft victims. Free service.

Call 1800 595 160

Get Support
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United States

Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

Report fraud, scams, and bad business practices.

Report to FTC

IC3 (FBI)

Internet Crime Complaint Center for serious cybercrimes.

File Complaint
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United Kingdom

Report Fraud

Report fraud and cyber crime in England, Wales or Northern Ireland.

If you live in Scotland or the crime happened there, contact Police Scotland on 101.

Report Fraud

NCSC

Report suspicious emails (phishing) directly.

Forward emails to report@phishing.gov.uk

Report Phishing
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Canada

Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

Collects information on fraud and identity theft.

Report Fraud

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