Every week, we break down the scams targeting your family — what they say, how they trick you, and exactly what to do. Backed by real FTC and FBI data.
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Each week we spotlight the #1 scam targeting older adults right now — what the caller says, what the text looks like, and how to shut it down.
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Browse our library of every scam we've covered — from grandparent scams to AI voice cloning. Share specific pages with family members who need them.
Detailed breakdowns of every scam targeting your family. How they work, how to spot them, and what to do.
"You've been approved for a free grant" — then they ask for a processing fee.
Learn more →"Grandma, I'm in jail" — criminals impersonate grandchildren in distress.
Learn more →Fake online relationships designed to drain savings over months.
Learn more →"Your computer has a virus" — pop-ups that trick you into paying for fake fixes.
Learn more →Fake Medicare reps calling to "verify" your information or offer free equipment.
Learn more →"You owe back taxes" or "Your Social Security has been suspended."
Learn more →Criminals clone a loved one's voice with AI to make emergency calls.
Learn more →"Buy gift cards and read me the numbers" — a hallmark of almost every scam.
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