Report a Scam — Safe, Private & Action-Oriented

Use this page to securely report scams. We’ll store your report (to track patterns and warn our community) and guide you to the correct enforcement channels that actually investigate fraud in the U.S. After submitting, you’ll see tailored “Next Steps” and receive an email with links.

Anonymous option Encrypted (HTTPS) Evidence uploads Official reporting links

Submit Your Report

Takes ~3 minutes. Please include only what you’re comfortable sharing.

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Scam type *
Platform / Company involved
		
			Handles URLs lost
			
		
		Amount lost (USD)
Description *
URLs / Handles
Email (optional for follow-up)
Consent *I consent to Human Reclassified storing this report and using anonymized details to warn others.  I understand Human Reclassified is not law enforcement and will direct me to official agencies.

Tip: Screenshots, URLs, sender addresses, and dollar amounts help.

Privacy: We’ll store your report to identify trends and publish anonymized alerts. We won’t share your name/email without your consent.

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“Stop the Scams” documentary & community defense hub — in progress.

Take Action Now

Report directly to authorities while we process your submission.

ReportFraud.ftc.gov File with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC). IC3.gov (FBI) Internet crime complaints & fund-recovery coordination. BBB Scam Tracker Help warn others; BBB shares patterns with partners. Your State AG File a complaint with your Attorney General’s office.

Phishing emails: forward the original message as an attachment to reportphishing@apwg.org and notify the impersonated company. Then file at FTC above.

Sources: FTC reporting portal; FBI IC3; BBB Scam Tracker; NAAG AG complaint directory; APWG guidance for forwarding phishing.

Disclaimer: We are not a law enforcement agency. Official investigations are handled by the authorities linked above. If you’re in immediate danger, call local law enforcement.

What happens after you submit?

We store your report securely to spot patterns and publish anonymized alerts that protect others.
You get tailored next-steps by email with the right links and instructions for your scam type (e.g., bank transfer, crypto, social-media impersonation, phishing, romance, tech-support, etc.).
We escalate trends in periodic briefs to agencies and partners.

By submitting, you agree we may use anonymized data in community alerts and research. For identity theft, visit IdentityTheft.gov. For unwanted calls, use DoNotCall.gov.