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Census scams exploit trust in government by impersonating officials to steal personal information or money, often leading to identity theft and financial loss.

Scammers impersonate court officials or law enforcement, threatening immediate arrest or fines if you don't pay a fake court summons or missed jury duty fee.

Scammers impersonate customs or border agents, threatening arrest or deportation over fake package issues or visa violations to extort immediate payments.

Scammers impersonate the DMV or motor vehicle departments to steal your personal information, money, or coerce you into fraudulent actions related to your vehicle or license.

Scammers impersonate government officials, promising large grants in exchange for upfront fees, leaving victims with no money and no grant.

Immigration scams exploit the hopes and fears of individuals seeking a new life, often impersonating government officials to steal money and compromise status.

Scammers impersonate IRS agents demanding immediate payment for fake tax debts, using threats of arrest and legal action.

Scammers impersonate court officials, threatening immediate arrest for missed jury duty unless you pay a bogus fine, often leading to significant financial loss.

Scammers pose as police or government agents, threatening arrest or legal action to extort money from unsuspecting victims.

Scammers impersonate Social Security Administration to steal personal data, money, and benefits through fake calls, emails, and texts.

Scammers exploit the desire for student loan relief, impersonating government agencies or loan servicers to steal money and personal information.

Scammers impersonate utility companies, threatening immediate service disconnection to pressure victims into urgent payments, often via unconventional methods.