Victims of pig butchering scams often experience long-term emotional stress, leading to isolation and physical symptoms.

We support reinstating the tax deduction for crime victims — a return to foundational principles in the federal tax code.

Scammers posing as Europol officers create fear and urgency in potential victims.

You can help support the reintroduction of the bipartisan Tax Relief for Victims of Crimes, Scams, and Disasters Act.

Erin’s presentation, “Scams Are Crushing Us — How Do We Fight Back?” focuses on the threats posed by the scam industry.

A retiree is faced with physical problems and returning to the workforce as a result of a job scam.

“They were relentless.” Scammers steal more than $4 million from an elderly victim.

It’s not just about money. A licensed therapist has published a video series to help address feelings of victimization.

May 8 is a day to recognize the journeys of scam victims and encourage them to reach out for support.

A young man enrolls in an online school he found on social media, only to have scammers steal his money and self-confidence.

A new memo from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service provides information on tax deductions for scam theft losses.

It’s natural to feel victimized. But now is the time to be your best advocate. Here are five concrete steps you can take.

“It feels like a nightmare I can’t wake out of. When this thing comes up, he just starts growling and turns into a different person.”

In pig butchering, scammers follow a specific process that uses social engineering, psychological manipulation, and investment fraud.

“I was weaponized against myself.” The scammers told Sandra she could be prosecuted if she didn’t work with them.

“They’ve stolen my credibility. The trust people have in me. What this uniform stands for. Who I am as a human.”

“I have to keep telling myself that I’m a victim, and I didn’t do anything wrong.” Once he had charmed her, he stole nearly $1 million.