U.S. Department of Justice - Office for Victims of Crime
Serves Atlanta by phone or online.
(833) 372-8311 · more numbers below
S. Department of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime. Adults age 60 and older who may have lost money to fraud can call and talk with a case manager. The case manager helps you find the right agencies to report to and points you to other help, but the hotline does not investigate crimes.
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Assisted fraud reporting and referralsService
Case managers help you work out which agencies to report fraud to and can connect you with them. When it fits, they fill out an FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center form or an FTC complaint for you.
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Common Scams and Warning Signs guideService
A plain-language web page describing common scams aimed at older adults, such as romance, grandparent, government impersonation, tech support and fake check scams. Each one shows what it might look like.
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National Elder Fraud HotlineService
A free phone line for adults age 60 and older who may be victims of financial fraud. You are matched with a case manager who stays your contact person.
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