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The scams actually running this week, confirmed by regulators, banks, carriers and police: toll and delivery texts, bank impersonation calls, job and rental scams, QR and payment-app fraud, deepfake voice calls, with the exact hook, the tell and what to do.
The average reported loss to an impersonation scam is thousands of dollars, and the winning campaigns change weekly. One recognized text pays for a decade of membership.
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The scams actually running this week, confirmed by regulators, banks, carriers and police: toll and delivery texts, bank impersonation calls, job and rental scams, QR and payment-app fraud, deepfake voice calls, with the exact hook, the tell and what to do.
Track active consumer scams in the United States. Report only confirmed, source-backed campaigns from the last 30 hours: alerts from the FTC, FBI IC3, FCC, IRS, USPS, state attorneys general, major banks, carriers and delivery companies; new text, email, phone, QR code, payment-app, marketplace, rental, job, romance and investment scam patterns with the exact wording or hook; impersonations of named companies or agencies; deepfake voice and video scams; and refund or recovery programs for victims. Prefer government alerts, company security notices and established consumer reporting; ignore unverified viral posts and generic tips. Put the impersonated brand or scam type first in the title, give the tell that exposes it and the one action to take. Use high severity for a campaign confirmed in multiple states or one targeting bank logins or payment apps. Return no more than 6 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for the hook, the tell, what to do, who to report to, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.
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