IF WE CAN HAVE A BANNER WARNING ABOUT SCAMMERS...SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS CAN TOO!
IF WE CAN HAVE A BANNER WARNING ABOUT SCAMMERS...SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS CAN TOO!
The following sites help provide a place to report a scam, find additional education on financial, emotional, and psychological support, and tools to help verify you may be a victim of a scam.
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Remember to always seek a licensed professional if needing additional clinical and or financial assistance.
Were you scammed online?
Below you will find the information and links where to go to report your scam.
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*If you feel you are in danger, please contact your local law enforcement.
*If you feel you need immediate psychiatric assistance please call your local emergent number.
The Internet Crimes Complaint Center (IC3) is a division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) where one can report any online crime. Information is take and used for current or possible future cases as well as to gather cybercrime statistics.
The FTC is an additional site that will gather information regarding online crimes. They work closely with law enforcement in the name of protecting consumers.
The BBB provides a reporting tool where anyone can report a scam. By reporting to the BBB you will be providing information that can help others to understand the scam and be aware of what scams are out there. BBB also provides law information the information needed to further investigations.
FRAUD WATCH SUPPORT GROUP
"The program is designed to address the emotional impact of your experience. We offer free, facilitated peer discussion groups that seek to provide emotional support for you and others in similar situations." - AARP
PEER SUPPORT PROGRAM
CSN https://cybercrimesupport.org/ offers a 10 week virtual program built to help meet the survivor‘s needs post romance scams. Click the link to see more about their work or click
"inquiry form" to sign up!"
Ms. Cathy Wilson, LPC, ACS, is a licensed professional counselor and author of The Emotional Impact of Being Scammed and How to Recover. Ms. Wilson provides a website with resources, online video courses and an online support group for scam survivors.
Offered in 3 different languages (English, Spanish, and French), this new toolkit from BBB Institute for Marketplace Trust is a fantastic new aid in helping victims, in a supportive, encouraging manner, to understand the scam they experienced with a plan of recovery to help a victim's healing process. Users also have the ability to save their recovery plan as a PDF so they can go back and view it later or share it with others if they wish to do so.
Chainabuse is the leading global reporting platform for malicious crypto activity worldwide. Working with law enforcement, victims and other companies, Chainabuse strives to improve fund recovery, and cryptocrime awareness.
CYBERA, a top VC-supported tech startup, swiftly aids fraud and scam victims with global reporting and asset recovery. Their superior victim service, primarily free due to our partnership, offers crucial help. Visit www.cybera.io/report for details.
Scam Ranger allows you to report a scam message and plug a message you think may have been sent by a scammer. From there, Scam Ranger's AI verifies if the message is considered a low, medium or high risk for scamming.
*AARS recommends using more than one tool to help determine you are in fact speaking with a scammer.
AARS's partner, Identity Theft Resource Center, assists identity theft victims (in English or Spanish) live during business hours or through direct follow-up when contacted after hours and on weekends.
Catch provides scam detection technology for your whole family. We believe in stopping scams at the point of contact.
The best way to prevent scams is by combining education with technology. That’s why Catch also provides scam education and training for the community.
1-855-303-9470
Powered by the AMAC Foundation
Supporting and Educating American Seniors.
1-855-303-9470
Where victims of crimes can learn about their rights with understanding and care.
1-855-303-9470
Site that provide support for those affected by crime.
1 877-908-3360 and 1 888-687-2277
Webinars, Learning Library, podcasts
Having identity theft protection monitors all aspects of your life to ensure that having your identity stolen never happens again Contact Alysa Kostrub
(304)639-4062
1 855-322-9218
Articles on scams, videos
1 888-400-5530
"Providing justice for at-risk victims of financial exploitation through experienced evidence analysis and forensic investigations." FFI
Addresses consumer fraud around the world focusing on marketing fraud – over the phone, though the mail, or on the internet.
1-833-FRAUD-11
1-833-372-8311
Office Of Victims of Crime Online's National Elder Fraud Hotline
Every day 6:00am-11:00pm EST
202-289-6976
National non-profit legal advocacy organization that fights senior poverty through law.
Secure the Village educates, supports, and advocates for cybersecurity and data privacy.
1 800-971-0016, 415-750-4111. Support
"Advice and instructions on how to recover from the cyber security attack you have experienced. "
Advocating Against Romance Scammers
P.O. Box 6112, Fresno Ca 93701
Copyright © 2016 Advocating Against Romance Scammers - All Rights Reserved.
FEDERAL TAX ID (EIN):85-0518427
EMAIL: aars@advocatingforu.com
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