Reporting Resources

Where to report scams, fraud, and identity theft. Use official channels only.

Report scams and fraud to your national consumer protection or fraud agency. Many countries have a dedicated website or hotline.

If someone has used your personal information without permission, report it to the appropriate identity theft agency in your country.

Forward suspicious emails to your email provider and report phishing websites to the appropriate cybercrime authority.

If you notice unauthorized charges or believe your financial information is compromised, contact your bank immediately using their official number.

Use the platform's built-in reporting tools to flag fake profiles, impersonation, or scam messages.

If one of your accounts has been taken over, use the official account recovery and reporting flow for that platform.

Freezing your credit prevents new accounts from being opened in your name. It's free and can be lifted anytime.

If your device may be infected, use built-in security tools and seek help from official device or operating system support channels.

Always use official websites and phone numbers. Do not use contact information sent inside a suspicious message.