
We Analyzed 15 Million Scam Complaints: The 2026 Phone Scam Report
We analyzed 15 million FTC complaints. In 2026, 7 in 10 scam calls are robocalls, debt relief is the top scam, and calls are going local. The data.
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We analyzed 15 million FTC complaints. In 2026, 7 in 10 scam calls are robocalls, debt relief is the top scam, and calls are going local. The data.

Got an email saying your Norton, McAfee, or Geek Squad subscription auto-renewed for hundreds of dollars? Run this 7-point checklist before you call the number.

A call from Apple or Microsoft about a virus or hacked account? Real support never calls you first. Here is how to tell a genuine call from the scam.

A call, text, or email warns of a big unauthorized charge on your bank or Amazon account and gives a number to call. Here is how to recognize the callback scam.

A full-screen Microsoft virus warning with a phone number to call? It is a scam, not a real alert. Here is how to close it safely right now and what to do next.

A caller says you are owed a refund, then 'accidentally' sends too much and begs you to return the difference. Here is the anatomy of the overpayment scam.

If you let a fake tech-support agent connect to your computer, act fast. Here is the exact step-by-step lock-down to protect your money, accounts, and device.

Offered a free cancer or DNA test covered by Medicare, just give your number? It is a scam. Here is how to tell, the real risk, and what to do right now.

A call offering a free back or knee brace covered by Medicare? It is a scam. Here is exactly how it works step by step, and what to do if one calls you.

You gave your Medicare number to a scammer and now you are worried? Here is exactly what to do, in order, to protect your benefits and your medical identity.

A call during open enrollment pushing a better Medicare plan or saying yours is expiring? Often a scam. Here is how to tell, and what to do right now.

Got a call saying your new Medicare card needs activation or a fee? It is a scam. Here is how a real card change works, and what to do if one calls you.

A call says it is your pharmacy and needs your birth date and insurance to refill a prescription? Here are four ways to tell if it is real, and what to do.