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Report a Scam

If something feels off, trust that instinct

Most people who reach this page are not looking for theory—they are trying to understand what just happened, or what might be happening right now. You do not need a complete story or perfect documentation to submit a report. Even small pieces of information can help identify patterns and connect cases.

Scam Alert Global is built around one core idea: clarity through real information. What you submit here is not judged, filtered, or dismissed. It is reviewed for patterns—how the contact was made, what was said, how payment was requested, and what details repeat across other reports.

You can submit as much or as little as you have.

If you are able, include details such as:

  • Website links or platforms used
  • Email addresses or phone numbers
  • Screenshots of conversations
  • Payment methods or transaction details
  • Names or aliases used

If you do not have all of this, that is completely fine. Partial information is often enough to identify a known scam structure.

You are not required to include your personal contact information. Reports can be submitted anonymously. If you do choose to include your name or email, that information is kept private and is not shared externally without your consent, unless required by law.

The focus is always on the scam activity—not the individual reporting it.

In some cases, submitted information may be shared with law enforcement agencies, regulatory bodies, or trusted anti-fraud organizations. This is done strictly for awareness, pattern tracking, and prevention. Personal identifying details of the reporting individual are not included unless permission has been clearly given.

If you prefer that your report is not shared beyond internal review, you can indicate that at the time of submission.

After you submit your report, there may not be a direct response. This platform is not a case management or recovery service. Instead, reports are reviewed collectively. When multiple submissions align, they form the basis of a public advisory to help others recognize the same pattern before loss occurs.

If you are currently in contact with someone requesting money, the most important step is to stop and pause. Do not send additional funds. Do not rely on reassurances from the person asking. Take a moment to step back and review what you are seeing.

If money has already been sent, contact your bank, credit card provider, or platform immediately. Timing matters.

Scam Alert Global does not charge fees, does not offer recovery services, and does not connect users with third parties claiming to retrieve funds. Any service requesting payment to recover money should be treated with extreme caution.

This platform exists to help people understand what they are dealing with—quickly, clearly, and without pressure.

If something does not feel right, it is worth reporting.