Before You Report Scams

How to Prepare and Talk to the Police

Can You Recover Your Money?

Report Scams – Select The Report Type For The Information You Have

Report Scams – Full Information & Photos

Complete Report of Fraudster Information with Photos

Click here to report scammer details & photos

If you are looking for scammer or stolen photos go to ScammerPhotos.com

Report Scams – Just Upload Photos

Report Scammer Photos (Including Stolen Photos Used By Scammers)

Click here to quickly report stolen photos

If you are looking for scammer or stolen photos go to ScammerPhotos.com

Welcome to the SCARS
Scams Fraud & Cybercrime Reporting Portal

PLEASE REPORT ALL SCAMMERS & FRAUDSTERS

It is essential to report scams & cybercrime. Without reporting, governments around the world have no clear idea of the scope and magnitude of these crimes.

NOTE: SCARS Never Shares this information with For-Profit Companies – your reports are strictly confidential

Reporting helps your government understand the problem and allows law enforcement to add scammers on watch lists worldwide. Your reports are essential even if the police cannot take action! To learn more about reporting visit reporting.AgainstScams.org

SCARS is a United States Federal Trade Commission Sentinel Reporting Partner

AnyScam.com is an Official SCARS Website and is an Entry Point for the SCARS|CDN Cybercrime Data Network – the Global Anti-Scam Data Reporting Network™ which automatically distributes scammer data across its whole network. The SCARS|CDN network was built to provide a viable means to distribute scammer information with “Chain of Custody” legal compliance. Since most scam information is wasted on a single website or social media page making it essentially useless, the SCARS Anyscam reporting portal solves that problem. Of course, you should also report these crimes on official government websites as well. Reporting is always FREE and you will not ever be contacted to sell you any services.

Report Scams – Email Addresses

Report Fraudster Email Addresses

Click here to quickly report scammer email addresses

Report Scams – Emails & Content

Report SPAM & SCAM Full Emails (Text & Address)

Click here to quickly report spam & scam emails

Report Scams – Phone Numbers

Report Fraudster Phone Numbers

Click here to quickly report scammer phone numbers

Report Scams – Fake Facebook Profiles

Report Fraudster Facebook Profiles

Click here to quickly report scammer social media profiles

Report Scams – Other Social Media Accounts/Links

Report Fraudster Social Media Accounts Profiles & Links

Click here to quickly report scammer social media profiles

Report Scams – Skype/Zoom Video Chat Accounts

Report Fraudster Skype/Zoom Video Chat Accounts

Click here to quickly report scammer Skype/Zoom or Video Chat names

ALWAYS FREE TO REPORT SCAMS, SCAMMERS & FRAUDSTERS

SCARS AnyScam.com Updates

ALWAYS FREE TO REPORT SCAMMERS – NEVER A FEE

All information is confidential & private, and will only be shared with government agencies.

Website redesign in progress.

SCARS|CDN™ Network Status

SCARS Anti-Scam Network Operational Status 100%

If you encounter an error please report it to contact@AgainstScams.org

Network Scope

SCARS Anti-Scam Data Reporting Network:

Sending to Feed Recipients Worldwide

If you are a governmental agency you can receive the SCARS Cybercriminal Data Network feeds free of cost. Contact SCARS at feed@AgainstScams.org to sign up.

AnyScam.com Frequently Asked Questions:

Using Reports

FAQ: Can I report more than one scam, scammer?

Yes, as many as you want.

FAQ: If I have a problem?

Contact us at contact@AgainstScams.org and we will try to resolve the problem.

Do not send reports by email or messenger, they must be entered by you personally through our system.

FAQ: What happens after I submit my report?

Reports are forwarded to our appropriate partners for their review and potential investigation.

Additionally, they will be reviewed by our team for other opportunities. SCARS reserves the right to use, display, or other use of any images uploaded for crime prevention purposes without the identification of the person reporting them.

FAQ: Does SCARS investigate these crimes?

Your reports are forwarded to lawful investigative agencies as appropriate and for analysis.

SCARS is not a licensed investigator nor a law enforcement agency. Law enforcement has the responsibility to investigate these crimes and SCARS is serving as a facilitator for that.

FAQ: Who does SCARS share my data with?

SCARS only shares your data with our partners including the Federal Trade Commission as a Sentinel Reporting Partner. This data is not shared with for-profit third parties for marketing or any other purpose. We only share with verified government agencies or equivalent NGOs.

SCARS Free Scam Victims' Support & Recovery Groups

Do You Need Support?
Get It Now!

SCARS provides the leading Support & Recovery program for relationship scam victims – completely FREE!

Our managed peer support groups allow victims to talk to other survivors and recover in the most experienced environment possible, for as long as they need. Recovery takes as long as it takes – we put no limits on our support!

SCARS is the most trusted support & education provider in the world. Our team is certified in trauma-informed care, grief counseling, and so much more!

To apply to join our groups visit support.AgainstScams.org

We also offer separate support groups for family & friends too.

SCARS STAR Membership for Scam VictimsBecome a
SCARS STAR™ Member

SCARS offers memberships in our STAR program, which includes many benefits for a very low annual membership fee!

SCARS STAR Membership benefits include:

  • FREE Counseling or Therapy Benefit from our partner BetterHelp.com
  • Exclusive members-only content & publications
  • Discounts on SCARS Self-Help Books Save
  • And more!

To learn more about the SCARS STAR Membership visit membership.AgainstScams.org

To become a SCARS STAR Member right now visit join.AgainstScams.org

How To Properly Report Scams?

Posting & exposing scams & scammers on social media serves almost no purpose. These are crimes and criminals, not a game. Always report scams properly to law enforcement, government, and their partners (such as SCARS.)

It is essential that law enforcement knows about scams & scammers, even though there is often nothing (in many cases) that they can do.

You must always report scams involving money lost or where you received money. To learn how best to do this visit reporting.AgainstScams.org

Please Note: SCARS at its discretion may display reported scammers’ photos – showing the scammers only on our various websites. We will never identity who reported the scammer. Your report always remains confidential.

Communications Decency Act Section 230 Disclaimer
ANY AND ALL ACCESS IS MADE AT YOUR DISCRETION AND AT WILL. WE ASSUME NO RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY FOR ANY THIRD PARTY CONTENT ON OUR WEBSITE. THIS INCLUDES REPORTED CYBERCRIMINCALS OR SCAMMERS.

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act grants interactive online services of all types, including community-based websites, blogs, forums, and listservs, broad immunity from tort liability so long as the information at issue is provided by a third party. The material hosted on our website is most often submitted and posted by our users, ie., third parties. the Society of Citizens Against Relationship Scams Inc. [SCARS] does not directly edit, supervise, review or endorse user submitted content and disclaims any and all liability associated with such posts or content.