How reportscams.in works

Search tools: check scam numbers, categories, and public warning content before you trust.
Action tools: report incidents, preserve evidence, and route people toward official complaint channels.
Community tools: ask questions, join groups, and learn from victims, moderators, and experts.
Reference tools: use the scam library, case studies, live cases, and citizen ethics pages as public-awareness resources.

Search. Report. Discuss. Act. Four steps that give every Indian the tools to fight back against fraud in their own language, at any hour.

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Search before you trust
Got a suspicious call? A payment request from someone you don't know? An HR asking for a registration fee? Before you do anything, search the phone number, UPI ID, website, or company name in our database. If someone has been scammed by them before, you will see it instantly.
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Report what happened to you
Already been scammed? Or suspect a scam even if you did not lose money? Submit your report. Every report makes the database stronger for the next person. You can report anonymously, or with a verified account for more weight. We review every report before it goes live.
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Discuss, ask, and warn others
Not sure if something is a scam? Ask the community in Q and A. Got information that could help others? Post in the discussion boards. Real victims, verified experts, and cyber lawyers can help people think more clearly before acting.
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Act with the law on your side
Every scammer profile should push people toward official action, including cybercrime.gov.in, the 1930 helpline, and the right authority for the scam type. Premium members can also generate complaint letters in multiple Indian languages.

Search before you trust