Every scam we track, in one place.

Medicare scam calls are one of the most common frauds targeting older adults. Learn the exact phrases scammers use, what real Medicare will never do, and how to report them.

A caller offers to refund a cruise you never booked and needs your card to process it.

A too-good-to-be-true rental asks you to pay off-platform. The listing does not exist.

A recruiter offers a great job and asks for personal information or a small fee to get started.

A new employer sends a large check for equipment and asks you to send back the difference.

No real business, agency, or family member ever asks to be paid in gift cards.

Once Zelle money leaves your account, it is nearly impossible to recover. Scammers know this.

After a real breach, scammers call pretending to help you secure your accounts.

A helpful stranger offers to recover your locked Facebook or email account and steals it instead.

A video call with your boss, a bank rep, or a family member turns out to be an AI-generated fake.