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What is information about scams?

Information about scams includes details about fraudulent activities and deceitful schemes that aim to trick individuals or organizations for financial gain.

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Anyone who has knowledge or evidence of scams should file information about scams.

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Information about scams can be filled out by providing specific details of the scam, including the nature of the scam, the parties involved, and any supporting evidence.

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The purpose of information about scams is to raise awareness about fraudulent activities, help prevent potential victims from falling for scams, and aid in the prosecution of scammers.

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The information reported on information about scams should include details about the scam, the victims, the perpetrators, and any supporting evidence.