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Welcome to our comprehensive reporting guide designed to empower you in combating scams. We understand the importance of creating a secure space where you can share your experiences, alert others, and collectively work towards eradicating fraudulent activities. Explore the detailed information below to identify the best authority to report your experience and take the necessary actions. 

Harness the power of your state's Attorney General to combat scams effectively. Find detailed information about your state's Attorney General on the Department of Justice's website: www.justice.gov or contact the National Center for Disaster Fraud at (866) 720-5721. The Attorney General's office can guide you on legal actions against scammers, assist in recovering losses, and offer valuable advice for preventing future scams. 

Take advantage of the Federal Trade Commission's user-friendly platform to report fraud and contribute to the fight against scams. Visit https://reportfraud.ftc.gov to initiate the reporting process. Beyond reporting scams, the FTC provides educational materials and guides to empower consumers against fraudulent activities. Your report not only stops scammers but also equips others with knowledge to avoid falling victim. 

Stay vigilant online with the FBI's helpful resources on online safety. Utilize The Internet Crime Complaint Center at https://ic3.gov to report scams or crimes, allowing for anonymous submissions. The FBI collaborates internationally to investigate and dismantle global scam operations. Stay informed about online threats, educate others, and contribute to the prevention of online victimization. 

While the CIA is primarily concerned with "Imminent Threats," use their online reporting if your scam reveals knowledge of serious threats inside or outside the USA. Otherwise, consider local authorities or your state Attorney General. Your report may provide valuable intelligence on criminal networks involved in scams with national security implications, contributing to community and country safety. 

File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau at www.bbb.org/file-a-complaint. This platform provides consumers a safe space to report and warn about fraudulent companies. Research and verify business legitimacy, making informed decisions, and creating a trustworthy marketplace for everyone. 

Become a whistleblower on TrustPilot's whistleblower page. Report scams anonymously and share reviews about businesses, helping others avoid falling victim to scams. Your experiences on TrustPilot play a vital role in protecting fellow consumers from potential scams and fraudulent practices. 

Your local police station is a crucial resource for reporting scams. Find your area's non-emergency police line through online searches. Save the contact information for quick reference in case of suspicious activity. Local police collaborate with other agencies to investigate scams, contributing to a collective effort to combat scams and protect the community. Report any fraudulent activity to play your part in ensuring justice prevails.