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• If you are a victim or spot a scam, you should first file a complaint with your State Attorney General’s Office. • Sign up for the FTC’s free scam alerts and get the latest tips and advice about scams.
• Block unwanted calls and text messages and report them as a scammer. Take steps to block unwanted calls and to filter unwanted text messages. Use call blocking or call labeling technology that is available on your cell phone or traditional landline. Many text and e-mail applications will allow you to report the number/e-mail.
Scams targeting veterans. Here are some common veteran scams and what to do if you encounter them. – Phishing. Fraudsters will often contact veterans by phone or email, claiming they are officials from the Department of Veterans Affairs who need to update their records.
phishing (Email), vishing (phone), and social media scams targeting Veterans, their family members, caregivers, and survivors to access their finances and benefits, or to submit claims on their behalf.
If you are aware of a scam targeting our servicemembers or veterans, or have been affected by a scam or deceptive business practice, please file a complaint by calling the Attorney General’s consumer protection division at 1-866-9-NO-SCAM (1-866-966-7226).
16 lip 2024 · Be Vigilant of Scams. Important facts on Veteran-targeted fraud and tips about fraud prevention, help, and reporting. Download (PDF)
If you are aware of a scam targeting our service members or veterans, or you have been affected by a scam or deceptive business practice, please file a complaint with my office by clicking the link below or by calling my consumer protection division directly at . 1-866-9-NO-SCAM (1-866-966-7226)
