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Report to Authorities

Filing a report with official agencies is important — it contributes to investigations that can shut down fraud networks. Select the one relevant to your country.

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Action Fraud (UK)

National fraud & cybercrime reporting centre for England, Wales & Northern Ireland.

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FBI IC3 (USA)

Internet Crime Complaint Center — the primary US channel for online fraud reports.

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Europol (EU)

Report cross-border fraud to Europe's law enforcement cooperation agency.

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ReportCyber (Australia)

Australian Cyber Security Centre's online crime reporting portal.

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CAFC (Canada)

Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre — report fraud and cybercrime in Canada.

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INTERPOL

For international financial crime, contact your local police who can escalate to INTERPOL.

Tip: When filing any official report, have ready: the scammer's username/profile link, any messages exchanged, payment receipts or transaction IDs, and dates of contact. The more detail you provide, the more useful your report is.