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Impostor Mega Millions scams typically contact targets by phone, text, or email claiming they’ve won a large prize and then demand fees, “insurance,” taxes, or other payments to release winnings; vict...
Reporting illegal activity found on the dark web in 2025 follows established cybercrime reporting channels: the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) for cyber-enabled fraud, the FBI tips portal...
Allegations linking InfraGard to “gang stalking” circulate in activist blogs and petition sites but mainstream reporting and technical investigations focus on a separate, documented risk: a 2022–23 br...
There are multiple paths for scam victims to seek compensation: government victim‑compensation programs that reimburse certain crime‑related out‑of‑pocket losses (e.g., New York’s Office of Victim Ser...
When a purchase of an online supplement turns out to be a scam, the quickest path to limiting damage is to document everything, stop further payments, and notify the correct federal and consumer agenc...
Available sources do not mention a product or entity named “F.L.A.M.B.Y 2.0” specifically; therefore there is no direct reporting to label it a scam or legitimate (not found in current reporting). Rep...
Viewing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) can trigger federal criminal statutes that make it illegal to “receive, access with intent to view, or possess” CSAM; U.S. law treats AI-generated CSAM the s...
Lipomax’s public materials claim a but provide no clear, centralized return procedure; independent consumer complaints report difficulty contacting customer service, inconsistent remedies (partial ref...
Federal law enforcement and health agencies provide criminal, civil and administrative avenues to pursue large-scale healthcare fraud and protect beneficiaries—most notably the 2025 National Health Ca...
Coordinated cyber harassment victims in 2025 have a patchwork of protections: a mix of state criminal statutes and civil remedies, federal criminal laws that apply when harassment crosses state lines ...
Federal prosecutors and courts are actively grappling with whether purely AI‑generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM) can be criminalized the same way as real‑victim CSAM; federal practice treats ...
If you encounter suspected animal abuse linked to online communities, there are multiple reporting channels: national NGOs (PETA, ASPCA, HSUS), government reporting routes (FBI/IC3, USDA/APHIS, local ...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not directly answer whether Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are legally required to report users’ access to illegal websites; none of the documents c...