Scamblare provides general educational information about scams and fraud prevention. It is not legal, financial, security, or professional advice, and should not be relied on as such.
Examples are fictional
Examples shown on this site and in our content are fictional reconstructions created for education. Brand names used in examples are invented; any resemblance to real companies, products, or people is coincidental.
We describe how scams work and how to protect yourself — we do not state or imply that any real company, product, or person is engaged in fraud.
Verify important information
Always verify important information with official sources, and seek qualified professional advice for your specific situation. Scam tactics, contact details, and official guidance change over time; treat anything time-sensitive as a starting point, not the last word.
If you believe you are being targeted or have lost money, report it to your bank and the relevant authority in your country (for example the FTC, FBI IC3, or Action Fraud), and act quickly.