Protecting older adults and their families from fraud.
Financial scams can take many forms, from fake government calls and investment offers to family emergency and romance scams. Knowing how these schemes work can help protect your money.
Deepfake investment scams use AI-generated videos, cloned voices, fake endorsements, and fraudulent websites to convince people to send money. Discover how these scams work, how to recognize the warning signs, and what to do if you become a victim.
Older people across the United States are being warned about a serious scam in which criminals trick victims into buying gold bars and handing them over to couriers. The New York City Police Department says hundreds of …
Tech support scams are fake calls, pop-ups, emails, or messages that trick people into believing their computer, phone, or online account has a serious problem. The scammer pretends to be from a well-known company like …
AI-powered scams are becoming one of the most dangerous fraud tricks in America. One of the newest and most troubling versions is the family emergency voice clone scam. In this scam, criminals use artificial intelligenc…
The Scam Exposed is committed to helping older adults, caregivers, and families stay informed about the latest scams targeting Americans. Medicare scams continue to be one of the most common fraud schemes affecting seni…
A Problem That Hits Close to Home Somewhere in America, right now, an elderly person is picking up the phone. On the other end is a voice that sounds calm, official, and even a little worried on their behalf. The caller…