How do you report email scams?

October 28, 2009 By 2 Comments

I keep getting sent these email scams that I believe will really hurt those that fall for them. Just how and where do I report them if they don’t come from Yahoo users? I am tired of their BS.

Internet Fraud Complaint Center: ifcc.tp@fbi.gov
FraudAid Scam Reporting Email: scamreports@fraudaid.com
Castle Cops: depositscam@coldrain.net
Federal Trade Commission: spam@uce.gov
Fraudwatch International: scams@fraudwatchinternational.com

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  1. Lyn G says:
    October 28, 2009 at 8:09 am

    Internet Fraud Complaint Center: ifcc.tp@fbi.gov
    FraudAid Scam Reporting Email: scamreports@fraudaid.com
    Castle Cops: depositscam@coldrain.net
    Federal Trade Commission: spam@uce.gov
    Fraudwatch International: scams@fraudwatchinternational.com
    References :

  2. lucee says:
    October 28, 2009 at 8:49 am

    Well, why the heck are you opening this crap? This stuff has been going on for the 10+ years I’ve been on the internet. So, what makes you think the authorities don’t know about them? Police departments, FBI, and anyone else you can think of know about them. As to keeping others from falling for this, you’d have to be standing there. There will ALWAYS be someone who thinks they can get free money somewhere.

    Read what the experts say:
    According to the anti-spam experts, we are seeing far more spam mails now than ever before. And the spammers are becoming more clever about getting past the spam filters. That’s why more spam is making it to the Inbox instead of going straight to the Bulk/Spam folder, and why some of your good mails are ending up in the Bulk/Spam folder. There are a few basic things we can all do to keep spam to a minimum…
    1. Spam mails that go straight to the Bulk/Spam folder should be left there, unopened. You can empty that folder any time you want, but never NEVER open spam mails. DON’T try to unsubscribe from anything and DON’T click any links in those mails.
    2. Spam mails that land in your Inbox should be marked as Spam so that they are moved to the Bulk/Spam folder and their addresses placed on the Blocked list. (Blocking an address prevents mails from being received from that address in the future.)
    3. Any email that you are the least bit suspicious about should be deleted immediately. Don’t let curiosity get the better of you. Simply opening a spam email out of curiosity alerts the spammers that you have an active email address to which they will send TONS of spam mail in the future. Open emails ONLY from those you know and trust.
    References :

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