Someone is responsible for reporting fraud websites.
That someone is you!
Click below to see how to report a scam website
Each article has a button to send an abuse report.
This is sent to the Registrar of the domain.
If a Registrar receives enough abuse reports they will shut down the offending website
Why should you share information about a scam website?
Scammers try to keep their websites secret but publicising them can save your friends from being scammed
Our entire database of scam websites can be searched using the search form below.
If we have information on the website that scammed you please file an abuse report to the registrar by clicking the green button at the bottom of each article.
If the website you are searching for is not in our database and you think they may be part of a scam network, please contact us to investigate.
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