National Elder Fraud Hotline
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Washington, DC).
(833) 372-8311
S. Department of Justice. It helps adults age 60 and older who may have lost money to fraud. Case managers help you find the right agencies to report to and point you to other help.
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Help reporting identity theftService
You can get help reporting suspected financial fraud and identity theft.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
National Elder Fraud HotlineService
Call to talk with a case manager about suspected financial fraud against someone age 60 or older. The case manager helps you find the right agencies to report to and points you to other help. Staff may help fill out FTC or FBI IC3 complaints.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Online Elder Fraud ResourcesProgram
The hotline's website explains common scams and warning signs. It also lists federal and national agencies where you can report fraud, with phone numbers, and has fliers and posters about the hotline.
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