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The Alarming Reality of Scams
1.67 Million
People Scammed Every Day
$1.03 Trillion
Lost Globally Last Year
1 in 3
U.S. Adults Targeted Annually
U.S. consumers lost $12.5 billion to fraud last year, a 25% year-over-year increase.
Scammers use multiple channels, with phone calls, SMS, and email being the most prevalent.
Everyone is a Target
While scammers target people of all ages and backgrounds, certain demographics report higher rates of being targeted and losing money. However, everyone is a potential victim.
Younger generations (18-34) are more likely to be targeted and fall for scams, but older generations (65+) tend to lose significantly more money per incident.
Reports indicate that both men and women are targeted at similar rates, but men are 2.3 times more likely to report losing money to a scam than women.
Common and Emerging Scam Types
Fake online stores or deals that trick you into paying for goods you'll never receive.
Scammers steal your personal information to open accounts or commit fraud in your name.
Criminals build fake online relationships to manipulate victims into sending them money.
Using AI to mimic a loved one's voice in a fake emergency to solicit funds.
Fraudulent sellers offering fake or non-existent tickets to popular events.
Pretending to be a trusted authority (like the IRS or your bank) to trick you.