Report a Scam Website
A four-step process to document fraudulent sites and get the underlying infrastructure taken offline: not just to collect warning labels.
The 4 steps to reporting a scam
Preserve the evidence
Take a full screenshot of the suspicious site, and copy the exact URL including the path and any redirects. For emails: save the original message with all headers.
Identify the type of scam
Phishing, fake shop, investment fraud, malware, brand abuse, or copyright infringement: correctly classifying the case significantly speeds up the takedown.
Submit a structured report
Report through a platform that automatically forwards confirmed cases to the hosting provider, registrar, and law enforcement where applicable: along with all preserved evidence.
Track the takedown
A professional workflow keeps you informed on status. The team handles the correspondence, so you stay in the loop without having to chase anyone.
Where you can report scam websites
Report in parallel: each channel acts at a different level of response.
FraudpolInfrastructure
Forwards confirmed cases to the hosting provider and registrar for shutdown. You receive status updates throughout the takedown.
Report to FraudpolYour national CERT / cybersecurity agency
National CERTs handle phishing and malware reports and feed them into official warnings. Find the team for your country in the FIRST directory.
first.org/membersConsumer protection reporting (international)
econsumer.gov collects cross-border fraud complaints and shares them with consumer protection authorities in participating countries.
econsumer.govLaw enforcement cybercrime portals
Most countries run an online cybercrime complaint portal (for example IC3 in the US or Action Fraud in the UK) for criminal complaints and loss recovery.
ic3.govFrequently asked questions
Ready to report the scam website?
Report scams, phishing, or brand abuse in under two minutes. The Fraudpol team handles the correspondence with the hosting provider.
