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Analysis Results

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Key findings

Top reasons this may be risky.

What to do now

  • Stop Stop contact immediately and do not send money, gift cards, or crypto.
  • Block Do not click any links, open attachments, or share verification codes.
  • Report Block/report the sender and contact your bank if payment was requested or sent.

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Scam & Fraud: by the numbers

High-level prevalence snapshot to help you understand where the biggest risks show up most often.

Reported yearly losses $10B+ Consumer-reported losses continue to trend upward.
Phishing attempts 3B+ / day Suspicious emails and messages are sent globally each day.
Impersonation impact Top threat Bank, government, and brand impersonation remain the most common social-engineering tactic.

Most common scam channels

Normalized share of flagged reports across the most common channels.

Fraud exposure trend

These are high-level directional indicators compiled from public fraud reporting trends and industry summaries.

If You’ve Experienced Fraud

Quick steps to protect yourself, document what happened, and improve recovery odds. (Not legal or financial advice.)

Immediate danger? If you believe a crime is in progress or you’re at risk of harm, contact your local emergency number first.
Act quickly
Immediate
  1. 1
    Stop contact. Block the sender/caller and don’t send more money, gift cards, or crypto.
  2. 2
    Secure accounts. Change passwords, enable MFA, and sign out of suspicious sessions (email, banking, socials).
  3. 3
    Call your bank/card issuer. Freeze accounts, dispute charges, and ask about chargeback / wire recall options.
Document & report
Follow-up
  1. 4
    Save evidence. Keep screenshots, emails, headers, receipts, wallet addresses, usernames, and transaction IDs.
  2. 5
    Report it. File a report with your local law enforcement and your country’s fraud reporting portal.
  3. 6
    Protect your identity. Consider a credit freeze/fraud alert and monitor statements for new activity.
Common reporting portals
Banks & brands directory Verified phone numbers and websites for banks, brands, and agencies.

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