Have you been the victim of a scam? Have you been targeted by scammers? Have you seen something you suspect is a scam?

You can get help - and help others - by reporting scams and suspected scams to the Ohio Attorney General's Office. You can easily report scams online and can file without providing your name, if you choose.

If you suspect you gave money or sensitive information to a scammer, or do not feel safe because of a suspected scam, contact your local law enforcement agency or call 9-1-1.

Did you receive a contact (email, text, phone call) that claims to be from a State of Ohio agency? Please contact the agency directly using their official contacts to see if the contact is real before responding.

Learn about the common types of scams that target Ohioans.

• Artificial Intelligence Financial Scams (Department of Commerce)
• Benefits Scams (Department of Job and Family Services)
• Common Scams and Their Warning Signs (Attorney General's Office)
• Fake Check Scams (Department of Commerce)
• FBI Imposter Scam (Department of Commerce)
• Foreclosure Scams (Department of Commerce)
• Imposter Scams (Department of Commerce
• Investment Scams (Department of Commerce)
• Medicare Scams (Department of Insurance)
• Obituary Scams (Department of Commerce)
• Robocall Scams (Attorney General's Office)
• Romance Scams (Department of Commerce)
• Scams That Target Older Adults (Department of Aging)
• Telephone Slamming and Cramming (Public Utilities Commission)
• Traffic Ticket Suspension Scam (Bureau of Motor Vehicles)
• Turnpike Toll Scam (Ohio Turnpike)
• Unclaimed Funds Scams (Department of Commerce)
• Utility-related Scams and Fraud (Ohio Consumers' Counsel)
• Utility-related Scams and Fraud (Public Utilities Commission)