Trusted resources

Responsible next steps, wherever you are.

Start with the organization you already trust, then use verified public services. CCRNet never takes reports, handles money, or promises recovery.

United States

Official reporting and recovery services

Open these services directly; do not rely on links sent by an unknown caller or message.

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Report fraud

ReportFraud.ftc.gov

Tell the U.S. Federal Trade Commission what happened and receive suggested next steps.

Visit official website Operated by U.S. Federal Trade Commission
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Identity theft

IdentityTheft.gov

Create a personal recovery plan and report identity theft to the FTC.

Visit official website Operated by U.S. Federal Trade Commission
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Online crime

Internet Crime Complaint Center

Submit information about internet-enabled crime to the FBI. A complaint is not an emergency report.

Visit official website Operated by Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Financial products

Submit a CFPB complaint

Ask the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to send a complaint to a financial company for a response.

Visit official website Operated by Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Other regions

National reporting routes

Choose the service for where you live or where the incident occurred.

United Kingdom

Report Fraud

The national reporting service for fraud and cyber crime in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

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Canada

Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

Report fraud and cybercrime online and find prevention guidance.

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Australia

ReportCyber

The Australian Government route for reporting cybercrime and finding recovery help.

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European Union

Find your national reporting route

Europol's directory links to the appropriate national cybercrime reporting service.

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Before you act

Practical, privacy-first guides

01

Preserve useful records

Save messages, receipts, dates, usernames, and transaction references somewhere secure. Keep private records out of public posts.

Review the safety checklist
02

Recognize recovery scams

Be wary of upfront fees, guaranteed results, pressure, or requests for remote access and recovery phrases.

Learn the warning signs
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Prepare to contact a provider

Write a short timeline and your questions first. Use contact details you independently verified.

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