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Every one of these is a free, official resource. Beware of anyone else who contacts you promising to recover your money for a fee — that is a second scam.
The main place to report any scam.
Personalized plan for stolen identity or SSN.
Report online fraud, wire transfers, and crypto.
Stop new accounts in your name (do all 3 bureaus).
Free every week — look for accounts you didn't open.
Escalate when a bank or payment app won't help.
Fraud phone numbers for major gift-card brands.
If you're in emotional distress, call or text 988. Anyone 60 or older can reach the DOJ Elder Fraud Hotline at 833-372-8311.