Report a Scam Website

Help protect others by reporting suspicious or fraudulent websites you've encountered.

Quick Answer

Quick answer: before you report a scam website, save the full domain, exact pages, screenshots, payment steps, and related email or chat evidence. If you already paid, logged in, or installed anything, start containment in parallel.

Save the full URL, screenshots, and payment record first

If the site came from email or DMs, save that communication too

If you already paid, logged in, or installed software, start the victim action plan immediately

Verify Before and After You Report

After a Website Report, Lock Down the Related Objects Too

A domain report is only the start. Real website scams usually also involve email, chats, impersonated brands, and payment activity.

Website / Domain

Keep Reviewing the Domain and Landing Page

Make sure the impersonation domain, payment page, and redirect path are all preserved.

Email / Notice

Analyze the Follow-Up Email, Invoice, or Restriction Notice

Many website scams reinforce the story later through payment notices, one-time codes, or callback emails.

Official Agencies

Add the Matching Agency Report

Follow through with the matching FTC, IC3, Action Fraud, or Hong Kong Police reporting guide.

Already Affected

Move Into the Victim Action Plan

If you already paid, logged in, installed tools, or shared data, move directly into the response flow.

If the Site Already Led to Payment, Login, or Downloads, Start Here

The real issue on many website-report pages is not whether to report. It is that the case has already moved into payment loss, account exposure, or device risk.

Stabilize First

If You Already Paid, Logged In, or Installed Software, Start with the Victim Plan

The website report creates a record, but account, money, and device risk still need parallel handling.

Bank Transfer

If the Site Pushed You into a Transfer, Review the Bank Recovery Path

Use this for fake merchants, fake onboarding flows, fake investment dashboards, and fake service-contract cases.

Email Evidence

Capture the Email, Invoice, or Restriction-Notice Evidence

If the site came from a mail thread, invoice, or account notice, preserve that message chain too.

Official Report

Add an IC3 or Jurisdiction-Level Filing

If the case involves cross-border payments, multiple domains, wallets, or several contact channels, add the official report early.

How to Report

Enter the Domain

Type the suspicious website address in the search box below.

View the Report

See our automated security analysis of the website.

File Your Report

Scroll to the Community section and submit your report with details.

Check & Report a Website

Enter the suspicious website domain below.

Why Report Scam Websites?

Protect Others

Your report warns other users before they become victims.

Build Intelligence

Community reports improve our threat detection accuracy.

Fight Fraud

Reported websites are flagged across our network.

Is the Site Pretending to Be a Known Brand or Support Team?

Many scam sites are impersonating brands like Binance, PayPal, or Amazon. Identifying which brand is being faked helps you file a stronger report.

PayPal Contact Check

Is This PayPal Support Contact Real

Check whether a supposed PayPal email, refund notice, or support message is real before you call back, pay, or share account details.

Amazon Store Check

Is This Amazon Store or Support Message Real

Check whether an Amazon-themed store, order message, or support path is real before you pay, install anything, or leave the normal shopping flow.

Binance Support Check

Is This Binance Support Contact Real

Check whether a Binance support contact is real before you transfer funds, share codes, or move the case into a private chat.

Coinbase Support Check

Is This Coinbase Support Contact Real

Check whether a Coinbase support contact is real before you log in elsewhere, call back, share codes, or move funds.

Did It Start with an Invoice, Sale Link, or Support Message?

Many scam sites reach you through an invoice email, a clearance-sale link, or a fake support message. Verify the message first, then file your report.

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