- New FTC Data Show Top Text Message Scams of 2024; Overall Losses to Text Scams Hit $470 Million ( )
- New FTC Data Show a Big Jump in Reported Losses to Fraud to $12.5 Billion in 2024 ( )
- New FTC Data Shows Massive Increase in Losses to Bitcoin ATM Scams ( )
- FTC Data Shows Major Increases in Cash Payments to Government Impersonation Scammers ( )
- Los datos de la FTC indican un importante aumento de los pagos en efectivo a estafadores que se hacen pasar por el gobierno ( )
- New FTC Data Shed Light on Companies Most Frequently Impersonated by Scammers ( )
- As Nationwide Fraud Losses Top $10 Billion in 2023, FTC Steps Up Efforts to Protect the Public ( )
- Con pérdidas por fraude en todo el país que en 2023 superaron los $10,000 millones de dólares, la FTC intensifica sus esfuerzos para proteger al público ( )
- FTC Adds Support for Consumers in Multiple Languages for Fraud and ID Theft Reporting; Offers Multi-lingual Resources on How to Spot, Avoid, and Report Fraud ( )
- FTC Data Shows Consumers Report Losing $2.7 Billion to Social Media Scams Since 2021 ( )
- New FTC Data Analysis Shows Bank Impersonation is Most-Reported Text Message Scam ( )
- New FTC Data Show Consumers Reported Losing Nearly $8.8 Billion to Scams in 2022 ( )
- New Analysis Shows Adults Under 60 Report Losses to Online Shopping Scams, Investment Scams More Than Older Adults ( )
- New Analysis Finds Consumers Reported Losing More than $1 Billion in Cryptocurrency to Scams since 2021 ( )
- New Data Shows FTC Received 2.8 Million Fraud Reports from Consumers in 2021 ( )
- FTC Data Show Romance Scams Hit Record High; $547 Million Reported Lost in 2021 ( )
- FTC Data Show Major Increase in Gift Cards As Scam Payment Method ( )
- FTC Launches Initiative to Encourage Lower-Income Communities to Report Fraud ( )
- New FTC Data Show Massive Increase in Romance Scams, $304M in Losses ( )
- New Data Shows FTC Received 2.2 Million Fraud Reports from Consumers in 2020 ( )
- Mientras los estafadores aprovechan los temores generados por la pandemia, la FTC y sus socios del cumplimiento de la ley toman medidas enérgicas contra los fraudes de ingresos engañosos ( )
- As Scammers Leverage Pandemic Fears, FTC and Law Enforcement Partners Crack Down on Deceptive Income Schemes Nationwide ( )
- FTC Data Shows Big Jump in Consumer Reports about Scams Originating on Social Media ( )
- FTC Launches New Online Tool for Exploring Military Consumer Data ( )
- FTC Data Shows Record Surge in Online Shopping Complaints During Pandemic ( )
- FTC Makes More State-Level Data Available About COVID-19 Related Complaints from Consumers ( )
- Active Duty Servicemembers are More likely to Report Identity Theft than Other Adults, New FTC Data Shows ( )
- FTC and ICPEN Launch New Online Tools for Sharing Data about International Scams ( )
- FTC Data Shows Jump in Coronavirus-related Complaints from Consumers ( )
- FTC Staff Perspective Recaps Small Business Financing Forum ( )
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