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This Black History Month, take charge of your credit

Terri Miller

February 1, 2023

The FTC honors the contributions and legacy of Black Americans across U.S. history. One of the top consumer issues we’ve heard from people living in majority Black communities is related to credit

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Looking for a job? Scammers might be looking for you

Colleen Tressler

January 25, 2023

Recent layoffs in industries like the tech sector have scammers fine-tuning their approaches to take advantage. They may advertise jobs online, sometimes setting up fake websites, or look for targets

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Identity Theft Awareness Week events focus on how to reduce your risk

Seena Gressin

January 24, 2023

As unique as we each are, we all look the same to identity thieves: like good targets. To them, it’s all about our Social Security numbers, birth dates, account login credentials, and other personal

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How to spot, avoid, and report weather-related scams

Colleen Tressler

January 18, 2023

From the relentless series of powerful storms that have battered California to the dozens of tornadoes that swept across six states, including Alabama, Georgia, and Kentucky, 2023 is off to a

Consumer Alert

Did you pay WealthPress for investment advice?

Gema de las Heras

January 13, 2023

Search online for “trading” or “investments” and you’ll be bombarded with offers, often from self-proclaimed experts, guaranteeing you’ll make big money fast. But no one can truthfully make those

Consumer Alert

Don’t answer another online quiz question until you read this

Terri Miller

January 11, 2023

What do the model of your first car, your favorite hobby, and the high school you attended have in common? If you said they’re questions commonly used for online account security and online quizzes

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A scam alert for the Korean community

Kati Daffan

January 10, 2023

Here’s a scam we know is hitting the Korean community right now — but it’s just as likely to be coming soon to a phone or email inbox near you. Because one thing we know is that scammers never target

Consumer Alert

Here’s where to get FREE COVID tests

Gema de las Heras

December 21, 2022

With the reopening of the federal government program to order no-cost COVID-19 tests, there are more options to get free tests this year. But how do you know what’s legit and what’s a scam? Read on.

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Need help spotting, avoiding, and reporting scams? Start with Money Matters

Sam Levine, Director, Bureau of Consumer Protection

December 16, 2022

As 2022 winds down, many of us are still feeling the financial effects of the pandemic: from finding work to buying or renting a home; from getting loans to simply making ends meet. And as we work to

Consumer Alert

What to do if your online order never arrives

Colleen Tressler, FTC, Division of Consumer and Business Education

December 12, 2022

We’ve all been there. During the holidays you order something online and anxiously await its arrival. But then your package doesn’t come when the seller said it would. And worse, you hear nothing

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Avoid Scams When You Travel

December 5, 2022

You may get a call, a text message, or a flyer in the mail. Or maybe you'll see an online ad promising free or low-cost vacations. Scammers and dishonest companies are often behind these offers. You

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Nanny and Caregiver Job Scams

December 5, 2022

If you’re looking for a job as a babysitter, nanny, or other kind of caregiver, you might have searched online or used a website that matches you up with potential employers. Scammers also use these

Consumer Alert

’Tis the season to spot and avoid gift card scams

Kira Krown

December 5, 2022

Looking for a New Year’s resolution? Here’s one for you: Keep your hard-earned money safe from scammers by spotting and avoiding gift card scams. Then help others spot and avoid them, too. Scammers

Consumer Alert

Credit card debt relief that wasn’t

Ari Lazarus

November 30, 2022

Credit card debt can be stressful. Interest rates can be high, and if you miss or can’t make your full payments, that growing balance can be overwhelming. Enter a group of companies that promised to

Consumer Alert

No, that’s not the IRS texting about a tax refund or rebate. It’s a scam.

Gema de las Heras

November 23, 2022

IRS impersonators have been around for a while. But as more people get to know their tricks, they’re switching it up. So instead of contacting you about a tax debt and making threats to get you to pay

Consumer Alert

FTC squashes company claims that dietary supplements treat or prevent COVID-19

Colleen Tressler

November 22, 2022

In the FTC’s latest case targeting fake COVID-19 claims, the agency took action against Margrett Priest Lewis and the company she founded and manages, Precision Patient Outcomes, Inc. (PPO). Lewis and

Consumer Alert

The FBI won’t ask you for money — that’s a scam

Gema de las Heras

November 18, 2022

Unwanted calls are annoying — but when a caller says they’re an FBI agent collecting on a legal judgment entered against you, it’s also scary. No matter how urgent and serious the call sounds, neither

Consumer Alert

Imposter scams targeting veterans and servicemembers

Gema de las Heras

November 16, 2022

As we continue to honor and celebrate veterans, scammers increase efforts around holidays — like Veteran’s Day — to try to take advantage. Right now, a banking scam is tricking veterans (and current

Consumer Alert

How to steer clear of a flood-damaged car

Colleen Tressler

November 15, 2022

Shopping for a car? With new car prices averaging more than $48,000, you may be thinking about buying used. But in the wake of disasters like Hurricane Ian, tread lightly: after a hurricane or flood

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Charity scams for veterans tug at heart strings and grab for wallets

Terri Miller

November 9, 2022

Want to help charities that support servicemembers and veterans? Around Veterans Day, charity scammers seek to take advantage of your generosity. They contact you about fake veteran and military

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Stay away from scams this Medicare Open Enrollment Period

Gema de las Heras

November 4, 2022

If you or one of your loved ones are on Medicare, you’re probably aware that open enrollment ends on December 7. And you’re probably reviewing and comparing different options to select a plan that’s

Consumer Alert

Veteran entrepreneurs: Spot the scams

Rosario Mendez

November 2, 2022

The FTC joins the country in honoring veteran entrepreneurs and their families this National Veterans Small Business Week. We offer thanks as you continue to serve communities all over the nation

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How to recognize a fake Geek Squad renewal scam

Alvaro Puig

October 25, 2022

Scammers are at it again, impersonating well-known businesses and trying to rip people off. This time they’re pretending to be from Geek Squad, Best Buy’s tech support service. Here’s what we’re

Consumer Alert

Prepare for winter weather emergencies while avoiding scams

Terri Miller

October 20, 2022

Scammers don’t hibernate in the winter. Just like you, they’re watching the weather reports and preparing for storms — and they’re counting on catching you unawares. As you get ready for winter

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Scammers are posing as your TV and internet company

Kira Krown

October 19, 2022

Did Spectrum or another provider call with an offer to lower your monthly TV, cable, or internet bill in exchange for a pre-payment or fee? It wasn’t them. It was a scammer, and you’re not alone. This

Consumer Alert

Now that the student loan debt relief application is open, spot the scams

K. Michelle Grajales

October 18, 2022

NOTE: As of November 11, 2022, the student loan debt relief program is blocked. Visit StudentAid.gov for the most updated information. The Department of Education (ED)’s application for federal

Consumer Alert

Getting your finances back on track after Hurricane Ian

Gema de las Heras

October 14, 2022

After a natural disaster, the road to recovery — financial and otherwise — can be long and bumpy. As you begin picking up the pieces in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, here are some things to think

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Spot and avoid home-related fraud this winter

Gema de las Heras

October 13, 2022

Between inflation and soaring energy prices, many of us are thinking about how much more it’s going to cost to stay warm this year. Getting an email, a call, or a knock on your door with an offer to

Consumer Alert

How to save money on utilities this winter and avoid scams

Colleen Tressler

October 6, 2022

When temperatures drop, it often costs more to stay comfortable in your home — and scammers know that. This alert is the first in a series to help you get your home ready for winter, save money, and

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Recovery scams will follow Hurricane Ian. Here’s how to spot them

Gema de las Heras

October 4, 2022

Nobody knows how long it’ll take to recover from the destruction Hurricane Ian left behind. But we do know it won’t be long before scammers start trying to cash in on the deadly storm. Whether you’re

Consumer Alert

Student loan scammers are circling. Keep them at bay

K. Michelle Grajales

October 3, 2022

With the recent announcement of the one-time federal student loan debt relief plan, we knew scammers were on their way. Well, they’re here. The application for debt relief is rolling out any day now

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Be heard. Report scams to the FTC

Gema de las Heras

September 29, 2022

We know that scammers target Latinos with calls and ads in English and Spanish because the FTC has sued to stop them. When the FTC hears about the Latino community’s experiences and collects their

Consumer Alert

Avoid scams in the aftermath of Merbok, Fiona and Ian

Gema de las Heras

September 28, 2022

As recovery efforts continue in areas hit hard by mother nature’s recent bi-coastal punch, scammers are not far behind. They see tragedy as opportunity, and they'll use the devastation caused by

Consumer Alert

Did you get an email saying your personal info is for sale on the dark web?

Seena Gressin

September 26, 2022

People are telling us they’ve gotten emails warning that their sensitive personal information is being sold in the shadowy marketplaces of the dark web. Some emails list the stolen information, like

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How to Recognize and Avoid Phishing Scams

September 21, 2022

Scammers use email or text messages to trick you into giving them your personal and financial information. But there are several ways to protect yourself. How To Recognize Phishing How To Protect

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Mortgage Relief Scams

September 20, 2022

Scammers promise to make changes to your mortgage loan or take other steps to save your home, but they don’t deliver. Never pay a company upfront for promises to help you get relief on paying your

Consumer Alert

Got student loans? Spot scams related to the Sweet lawsuit

Terri Miller

September 16, 2022

If you have student loans, you probably already know about the US Department of Education’s (ED’s) borrower defense loan forgiveness program. But did you know about a lawsuit and proposed settlement

Consumer Alert

Let’s talk about scams that target Latinos

Rosario Méndez

September 14, 2022

Tomorrow begins Hispanic Heritage Month — a time to honor all that Latinos and their culture bring to this country. At the FTC, we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by providing tools and information

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How To Spot, Avoid, and Report Tech Support Scams

September 6, 2022

Tech support scammers want you to believe you have a serious problem with your computer, like a virus. They want you to pay for tech support services you don't need, to fix a problem that doesn’t

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Find out what scams are happening in your area

Cody Rhew

September 2, 2022

Scams affect everyone. And we mean everyone — your family, friends, and neighbors. Don’t believe us? Look at the data.

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Did you hear about the student loan announcements? Scammers did, too

K. Michelle Grajales

August 26, 2022

You’ve probably already heard about the new government plan that will forgive some federal student loans, once it’s up and running. Also in the news: the federal student loan payment pause has been

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Modeling Scams

August 25, 2022

Could you really be a model or actor? Or maybe it’s your kids who have the right look? You might be flattered — and interested — if a talent scout says you’ve got a future in the business. But you

Consumer Alert

Free COVID test scam targets people on Medicare

Gema de las Heras

August 23, 2022

Scammers have been targeting Medicare recipients with a fake offer to get “free COVID tests.” They’re calling and running websites, online and television ads to try to convince people to give their

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What to Know About Romance Scams

August 22, 2022

Millions of people use online dating apps or social networking sites to meet someone. But instead of finding romance, many find a scammer trying to trick them into sending money. Read about the

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Gift Card Scams

August 19, 2022

Someone might ask you to pay for something by putting money on a gift card, like a Google Play or iTunes card, and then giving them the numbers on the back of the card. If they ask you to do this

Consumer Alert

As prices rise, keep an eye out for scammers

Kira Krown

August 19, 2022

With the cost of groceries, housing, and many other things rising, you might be looking for ways to cut costs. You aren’t alone. Across the country, people are worried about high prices impacting

Consumer Alert

Only scammers demand utility payments in cryptocurrency

Gema de las Heras

August 11, 2022

It’s never a good time to have your utilities shut off. But during the hot summer months, the threat of having no power can be especially miserable: no AC, no refrigerator, not even a fan. Scammers

Consumer Alert

Contacted about a long-lost relative’s inheritance? Hold on a minute

Joseph Ferrari

August 10, 2022

The FTC has been getting reports of people getting letters in the mail from a law firm. They are, they say, looking for the heir of a multi-million-dollar inheritance. And they think it might be you.

Consumer Alert

Don’t click on that random text. It’s a scam

Gema de las Heras

August 8, 2022

Sorry to burst your bubble. That unexpected text from the Postal Service (USPS), Costco, or The Home Depot telling you about an unclaimed package or a survey you can complete to claim a freebie is NOT

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Government Grant Scams

August 6, 2022

Offers of free money from government grants are scams. Someone might offer you a grant to pay for education, home repairs, home business expenses, or unpaid bills. But they’re all scams. Here’s how to

Consumer Alert

FTC Commissioners aren’t calling you — really

Andrew Rayo

August 4, 2022

Scammers have been calling, pretending to be people from the FTC. While the names they use might be real, they’re actually scammers — some of them hoping to trick you into thinking they’re an FTC

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Scammers target disaster victims. Spot their traps

Gema de las Heras

August 2, 2022

Immediately following weather-related disasters — like the devastating fires in California and the deadly flooding in Kentucky and surrounding states — scammers come out of the woodwork. As usual

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How To Spot, Avoid, and Report Fake Check Scams

July 29, 2022

Fake checks might look like business or personal checks, cashier’s checks, money orders, or a check delivered electronically. Here’s what to know about fake check scams. Types of Fake Checks Scams Why

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Selling stuff online? Here’s how to avoid a scam

Alvaro Puig

July 27, 2022

Selling stuff online can be a great way to make some extra cash. Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and other sites attract a lot of buyers — and scammers. Here are some ways scammers try to cheat you

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What To Do if You Were Scammed

July 26, 2022

Find out what to do if you paid someone you think is a scammer, or if you gave a scammer your personal information or access to your computer or phone. If You Paid a Scammer If You Gave a Scammer Your

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How to Recognize and Report Spam Text Messages

July 25, 2022

If you have a cell phone, you probably use it dozens of times a day to text people you know. But have you ever gotten a text message from an unknown sender? It could be a scammer trying to steal your

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Mystery Shopping Scams

July 24, 2022

Getting paid to shop sounds like a dream job — especially if you’re looking for a side job or going to school full-time. Don’t let your dream job turn into a nightmare. Find out how to avoid mystery

Consumer Alert

Limited waiver for student loan forgiveness ends October 31

Terri Miller

July 21, 2022

Do you have federal student loans? Have you worked in public service (for a government agency, the military, or a non-profit organization)? If so, find out whether you’re eligible for the Public

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How To Avoid a Scam

July 20, 2022

Recognizing these common signs of a scam could help you avoid one. Four Signs That It’s a Scam How To Avoid a Scam Report Scams to the FTC Four Signs That It’s a Scam 1. Scammers PRETEND to be from an

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The Truth Behind Weight Loss Ads

July 18, 2022

It would be nice if you could lose weight simply by taking a pill, wearing a patch, or rubbing in a cream, but claims that you can lose weight without changing your habits just aren’t true. And some

Consumer Alert

Celebrate Disability Pride, avoid scams

Terri Miller

July 15, 2022

July is Disability Pride Month — a time to celebrate the proud identities, contributions, and culture of 40.8 million people with disabilities in the U.S. It’s when we recognize how the Americans with

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Defending against impersonator scams

Andrew Rayo

July 5, 2022

American servicemembers sacrifice so much to honorably defend the nation. But dishonorable scammers make it their mission to con servicemembers out of their hard-earned money and benefits by

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How To Avoid a Home Improvement Scam

July 3, 2022

Adding a room, renovating a basement, or doing some much-needed repairs around your home can be a big undertaking. Finding a trustworthy contractor is an important first step. Scammers will promise to

Consumer Alert

Riding herd on cattle feed scammers

Seena Gressin

June 29, 2022

Widespread drought, rising prices, and feed shortages in the Great Plains and West have created a fertile field for cattle feed scammers to take advantage of ranchers working to protect their

Consumer Alert

FTC says Walmart allowed fraud involving money transfers

Bridget Small

June 28, 2022

Scammers want payments that are quick, anonymous, and tough to reverse. In other words, scammers are asking for wire transfers. That’s why money transfer businesses like Walmart need to warn people

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Job hunting? Look out for phony job postings

Gema de las Heras

June 23, 2022

Scammers are using the names of well-known employers to post job openings that don’t exist. The purpose? Tricking you into sending them personal information or money upfront to get the job. The phony

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Protect your Medicare number, your other info, and your money

Bridget Small

June 6, 2022

Last year, the FTC got almost a million reports about impersonation scammers — fake government agents, pretend grandkids, bogus sweethearts, and others who took almost $2.3 billion from people across

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Spotting the FTC’s most reported crypto scams

Andrew Rayo

June 3, 2022

If the cryptocurrency craze feels like a tempting way to make money, or you think you’re missing out, read on. Because, according to the FTC’s new data spotlight, scammers are banking on what you don

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Scammers pretend to be U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Kira Krown

June 2, 2022

Has the U.S. Border Patrol called you? No, they haven’t. But a scammer might have. In fact, scammers often pretend to be from government agencies to trick you into sending them money or sharing

Consumer Alert

Scammers are offering student loan (un)forgiveness

Terri Miller

May 27, 2022

The U.S. Department of Education recently announced another extension of the student loan payment pause. That news puts student loans back in the headlines, along with discussion of some possible

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What To Know About Cryptocurrency and Scams

May 19, 2022

Confused about cryptocurrencies, like bitcoin or Ether (associated with Ethereum)? You’re not alone. Before you use or invest in cryptocurrency, know what makes it different from cash and other

Consumer Alert

Not enough baby formula means plenty of scammers

Colleen Tressler

May 18, 2022

Scammers exploiting the high demand for baby formula have sunk to new lows. They’re popping up online and tricking desperate parents and caregivers into paying steep prices for formula that never

Consumer Alert

Applying for jobs? Be on the lookout for scams

Lauren Prather

May 18, 2022

You might have just graduated from college, but there’s still more to learn when you’re on the job hunt. Not every posting or job recruiter is legit. Learn how to spot the scams. We’ve been getting

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Mobile Payment Apps: How To Avoid a Scam When You Use One

May 12, 2022

Mobile payment apps can be a convenient way to send and receive money with your smartphone. These apps have become very popular — and scammers may try to use them to steal your money. Find out how

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Want to work from home? Spot the scams first

Andrew Rayo

May 11, 2022

These days, working from home is pretty common. It’s a win-win for both those hoping to avoid a commute, and companies looking for talent from all over the world. You might even get a call or message

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Shutting down tech support scams

Andrew Rayo

May 9, 2022

With technology, it’s easier than ever to connect with others and people are just a click or call away. Nobody knows that better than scammers — who might try to contact you about a supposed virus or

Consumer Alert

Scammers advertise jobs and business opportunities

Rosario Méndez

May 4, 2022

We know that scammers advertise jobs and business opportunities because we’ve investigated and stopped many of them. Unfortunately, scammers are relentless and keep advertising online in ads, on job

Consumer Alert

Did you use Western Union to pay a scammer?

Bridget Small

April 18, 2022

Refunds are still available to people who were tricked into wiring money to scammers through Western Union between January 1, 2004 and January 19, 2017. If you didn’t file a claim for a refund yet

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Reject a job or money-making scam offer

Bridget Small

April 18, 2022

Financial Literacy Month is a good time to talk about earning, managing, and saving your money. Are you searching for a new job, investment, or business opportunity to boost your financial well-being

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Saint James School of Medicine: operating on lies

Andrew Rayo

April 15, 2022

Choosing a medical school is a big decision, and lesser-known schools work hard to get your attention. Some set themselves apart by boasting about high first-time pass rates on standardized medical

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Did you get a text from your own number? That’s a scam

Andrew Rayo

April 11, 2022

Scammers are always thinking up ways to put a new spin on their criminal tricks. This time, they’re sending spam texts to you — from your own phone number. They’ve changed (spoofed) the caller ID to

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How do you spot a scam? Listen to how someone tells you to pay

Cristina Miranda

April 11, 2022

Like spring cleaning for your finances, Financial Literacy Month is a great time to dust off your knowledge for spotting and avoiding scams. The best way to make a clean getaway from a scam? Listen to

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Donating with crypto? Watch out for scams.

Rosario Méndez

March 25, 2022

You may have heard that the government of Ukraine is receiving donations by cryptocurrency. Unfortunately, scammers have heard this too and they’ve been posting on social media, as well as sending

Consumer Alert

FTC says credit repair operation fleeced its clients

Seena Gressin

March 21, 2022

The last thing people who turned to Alex Miller Credit Repair for help needed was to end up in worse financial shape than when they began. But, according to a lawsuit the Department of Justice filed

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Scammers pretend to be the FTC again

Jennifer Leach

March 14, 2022

Scammers are back at it, pretending to be FTC Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter and staff at the FTC. They’re emailing, saying there’s an award ready to be collected (for a fee), or an outstanding

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Investment trading operation will pay millions for empty promises

Amy Hebert

March 8, 2022

It sounds like a dream come true — the idea of making a lot of money quickly and easily by investing. But in the case of Raging Bull, promises that the company’s trading programs could earn people big

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Spilling the tea on the latest COVID-19 cure claim

Jim Kreidler

March 3, 2022

Wouldn’t it be nice if all you had to do to get rid of COVID-19 was drink some tea? Well, selling people easy, feel good products — without competent scientific evidence — is something scammers are

Consumer Alert

DeVry students, read this

John D. Jacobs

February 24, 2022

If you went to DeVry, you might have already gotten money back from the FTC. That’s thanks to a 2016 FTC settlement with the school over allegations that it didn’t tell the truth about how likely it

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Share your experiences to help stop bogus money-making offers

Rosario Mendez

February 17, 2022

Companies offering jobs, business opportunities, investments, or other money-making opportunities often talk about how much money you can make. But many people have lost time and money to companies

Consumer Alert

Is a credit freeze or fraud alert right for you?

Seena Gressin

February 3, 2022

During Identity Theft Awareness Week 2022, we’ve talked about reducing your risk of identity theft. Credit freezes and fraud alerts can help. Both are free and make it harder for identity thieves to

Consumer Alert

How to tell if someone is using your identity

Alvaro Puig

February 2, 2022

Taking steps to protect your personal information can help you minimize the risks of identity theft. But what if a thief gets your information anyway? Here are some of the ways thieves might use your

Consumer Alert

Identity theft can happen to anyone

Jim Kreidler

February 1, 2022

It’s the second day of Identity Theft Awareness Week and today we’re talking about steps that can help reduce your risk of identity theft. Many of us access our online accounts — credit cards

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Welcome to Identity Theft Awareness Week 2022

Kelle Slaughter

January 31, 2022

Today we’re kicking off Identity Theft Awareness Week 2022. Identity thieves have been busier than ever during the pandemic, with scammers and identity thieves after people’s information to apply for

Consumer Alert

Conned on social media? It’s not just you

Rosario Méndez

January 27, 2022

In 2021, more than 95,000 people told the FTC that they’d been scammed with a con that started on social media. In fact, more than one in four people who reported to the FTC that they lost money to

Consumer Alert

FTC names 25 sellers who must stop making unsubstantiated COVID treatment claims

Colleen Tressler

January 19, 2022

As part of the FTC’s ongoing efforts to protect you from shady sellers during the pandemic, the agency sent cease and desist demands to 25 companies that claimed their products can prevent or treat

Consumer Alert

Don’t assume every COVID-19 test site is legit

Ari Lazarus

January 14, 2022

If you’ve been looking for a COVID-19 test, you probably know that they are in short supply. Unfortunately, scammers love to “help” with shortages. They’ve created fake and unauthorized at-home

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Common Health Scams

January 6, 2022

People spend billions of dollars a year on products and treatments in the hope of improving their health and fitness. But a lot of that money goes to companies that make fake claims about those

Consumer Alert

How to avoid buying fake COVID tests online

Colleen Tressler

January 4, 2022

The news is filled with images of long lines at in-person COVID testing sites and reports of limited supplies of at-home test kits. It’s not a surprise that, according to the U.S. Food and Drug

Consumer Alert

Keep your personal information safe in the New Year

Jim Kreidler

December 27, 2021

As 2021 winds down, lots of us are making resolutions for a fresh start in the New Year — maybe to exercise regularly, get our finances in order, or spend more time with friends. But your list isn’t

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Avoiding Scams To Lower Your Credit Card Interest Rate

December 22, 2021

Some scammy debt relief companies will say just about anything to get your money. They promise to get you a lower credit card interest rate, claiming to be able to save you thousands of dollars but

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