Have questions about scams, how they work, or how to protect yourself? Explore our FAQs to get clear answers, learn how to stay safe, and understand what steps to take if you or your business is targeted.
Anti Fraud Scammers is a platform dedicated to raising awareness about scams, providing education on prevention, and offering guidance for victims. We aim to protect individuals and businesses from falling prey to fraudulent schemes.
We cover a wide range of scams, including cryptocurrency fraud, social media scams, investment and affinity scams, auto insurance fraud, refund/recovery scams, phishing, online shopping scams, and more.
Common warning signs include unsolicited messages, promises of guaranteed returns, requests for personal or financial information, pressure to act quickly, and suspicious financial documents. If something feels off, it likely is.
Stop all communication with the scammer immediately. Document all interactions, report the scam to the relevant authorities (such as the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre or your local police), and consider alerting your bank or financial institution if money was involved.
Yes. Most reporting platforms allow you to submit information anonymously while still helping authorities investigate and prevent future scams.
Stay informed, verify offers before acting, never share sensitive information with unknown sources, and be cautious with high-pressure tactics or “too good to be true” opportunities. Education and vigilance are your best defenses.
Some losses can be mitigated if reported quickly, but be cautious of “refund” or “recovery” scams, which often target victims again. Only trust official agencies and never pay upfront fees to recover lost funds.
Yes. Businesses are often targeted through phishing emails, fake invoices, fraudulent vendor requests, and cyberattacks. Educating employees and verifying transactions are essential steps for protection.




