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Skip to main content An official website of the United States government Here’s how you know Here's how you know The .gov means it’s official. Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you’re on a federal government site. The site is secure. The https:// ensures that you are connecting to the official website and that any information you provide is encrypted and transmitted securely. * Español * Report Fraud * Read Consumer Alerts * Get Consumer Alerts * Visit ftc.gov Menu CFG: MAIN MENU MEGA * Show/hide Shopping and Donating menu items SHOPPING AND DONATING Make smart shopping decisions, know your rights, and solve problems when you shop or donate to charity. View Shopping and Donating VIDEO TOPICS TOPICS * Shopping * For the Home * Health * Funerals * Buying and Owning a Car * Donating to Charity CONSUMER ALERTS LOOKING FOR ALTERNATIVES FOR YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING? November 10, 2021 Amy Hebert You’ve probably heard: this holiday season, it might be harder to find the gifts you’re looking for. So, many of us might be looking for alternatives, like buying gifts locally — or maybe from online marketplaces or sites you find through your social media accounts, online ads, or by searching... View all Consumer Alerts Get Consumer Alerts * Show/hide Credit, Loans, and Debt menu items CREDIT, LOANS, AND DEBT Learn about getting and using credit, borrowing money, and managing debt. View Credit, Loans, and Debt VIDEO TOPICS TOPICS * Credit and Debt * Loans and Mortgages CONSUMER ALERTS PAYING OFF HOLIDAY CREDIT CARD DEBT January 29, 2018 Alesha Hernandez You’ve opened all your gifts, and now it’s time to open those post-holiday credit card statements. If you were a little too jolly with your holiday spending, here are some tips to help you pay down your credit card debt. Start small, then add on. When you use your credit card to buy something, you... View all Consumer Alerts Get Consumer Alerts * Show/hide Jobs and Making Money menu items JOBS AND MAKING MONEY What to know when you're looking for a job or more education, or considering a money-making opportunity or investment. View Jobs and Making Money VIDEO TOPICS TOPICS * Money-Making Opportunities and Investments * Jobs * Education and Training CONSUMER ALERTS WHO’S AFFECTED BY INCOME SCAMS? December 14, 2020 Rhonda Perkins The FTC and its law enforcement partners announced actions against several income scams that conned people out of hundreds of millions of dollars by falsely telling them they could make a lot of money. One of those scams was 8 Figure Dream Lifestyle, which touted a “proven business model” and told... View all Consumer Alerts Get Consumer Alerts * Show/hide Unwanted Calls, Emails, and Texts menu items UNWANTED CALLS, EMAILS, AND TEXTS What to do about unwanted calls, emails, and text messages that can be annoying, might be illegal, and are probably scams. View Unwanted Calls, Emails, and Texts VIDEO TOPICS TOPICS * Unwanted Calls * Unwanted Emails, Texts, and Mail CONSUMER ALERTS FAKE CALLS FROM APPLE AND AMAZON SUPPORT: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW December 3, 2020 Alvaro Puig Scammers are calling people and using the names of two companies everyone knows, Apple and Amazon, to rip people off. Here’s what you need to know about these calls. In one version of the scam, you get a call and a recorded message that says it’s Amazon. The message says there’s something wrong with... View all Consumer Alerts Get Consumer Alerts * Show/hide Identity Theft and Online Security menu items IDENTITY THEFT AND ONLINE SECURITY How to protect your personal information and privacy, stay safe online, and help your kids do the same. 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View all Consumer Alerts Get Consumer Alerts * Scams * Search Show/hide Search menu items Items per page 2050100 Filters Fulltext search * Español * Report Fraud * Read Consumer Alerts * Get Consumer Alerts * Visit ftc.gov CFG: MAIN NAVIGATION * Shopping and Donating Show/hide Shopping and Donating menu items * Shopping * For the Home * Health * Funerals * Buying and Owning a Car * Donating to Charity * Credit, Loans, and Debt Show/hide Credit, Loans, and Debt menu items * Credit and Debt * Loans and Mortgages * Jobs and Making Money Show/hide Jobs and Making Money menu items * Money-Making Opportunities and Investments * Jobs * Education and Training * Unwanted Calls, Emails, and Texts Show/hide Unwanted Calls, Emails, and Texts menu items * Unwanted Calls * Unwanted Emails, Texts, and Mail * Identity Theft and Online Security Show/hide Identity Theft and Online Security menu items * Identity Theft * Online Privacy and Security * Protecting Kids Online * Scams Show/hide Scams menu items * Gift Card Scams * Government and Business Impersonators * Phone Scams * Romance Scams * Scams Against Immigrants * Scams Against Older Adults * Scams Against Small Businesses * Wire Transfer Scams Items per page 2050100 Filters Fulltext search IDENTITY THEFT AWARENESS WEEK BREADCRUMB 1. Home 2. Feature Pages Vea esta página en español Share this page AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to FacebookFacebookShare to TwitterTwitterShare to LinkedInLinkedIn IDENTITY THEFT AWARENESS WEEK 2023, JAN. 30 - FEB. 3 Has someone used your personal information to open accounts, steal your tax refund, or file fake health insurance claims? That’s identity theft. It can happen to anyone, but simple steps can help lessen the chance it will happen to you. Join us for Identity Theft Awareness Week 2023. The FTC and its partners will host free podcasts, webinars, Facebook Live interviews, and other events focused on avoiding and recovering from identity theft and spotting scams. We’ll have information for everyone and added advice for servicemembers, older adults, young adults, and business owners. Check out the calendar below. We hope you’ll join us! EARLY-BIRD EVENT Wednesday, January 25 2 PM ET Facebook Live: Veterans and Identity Theft — Protecting Against Fraud Speakers from AARP and the FTC discuss identity theft prevention and recovery for veterans, scams that target personal information, and best practices for keeping your information safe. Join us live at 2 PM ET or on demand at AARP Fraud Watch Network. IDENTITY THEFT AWARENESS WEEK EVENTS Monday, January 30 11 AM ET Webinar: Identity Theft Affects Every Community No one is immune from identity theft. Speakers from the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) and the FTC explore the personal impact of identity theft, how to reduce your risk, and steps for responding when identity thieves strike. Available on demand beginning at 11 AM ET on the ITRC webpage. 11 AM ET Podcast: Identity Theft and Scams Affect College Students College students and speakers from the ITRC and the FTC discuss identity theft and scams directed at stealing students’ personal information and money in a series of five podcasts. In this podcast, we’ll cover identity theft basics. On The Fraudian Slip, available on demand beginning at 11 AM ET on the ITRC webpage(link is external). 2 PM ET Facebook Live (in Spanish): Consejos para ayudarte a proteger a tu familia del robo de identidad Únase a AARP y la FTC para aprender consejos sobre cómo protegerse usted y su familia del robo de identidad y lo que debe hacer si detecta signos de robo de identidad. Vaya a AARP Texas en español. 2:30 PM ET Live Webinar: Protecting Personal Information in E-Commerce The Director of the FTC’s Southwest Region discusses data security basics for small businesses. Learn about identifying cyber risks, guarding against phishing attempts and ransomware, developing a data breach response plan, and more. Ask questions too. Hosted by the Small Business Administration. Register now. Tuesday, January 31 10 AM ET Webinar: Identity Protection and Your Business Most businesses have sensitive customer and employee information in their files. If it falls into the wrong hands, it can lead to fraud, identity theft, or similar harms. Speakers from the BBB Institute for Marketplace Trust, the Small Business Administration, and the FTC discuss protecting personal information, data breach response, and free data security resources for small businesses. Available on demand beginning at 10 AM ET on the BBB Institute for Marketplace Trust webpage(link is external). 11 AM ET Facebook Live (in Spanish): Cómo detectar, prevenir, y reportar el robo de identidad Hispanic Federation y la FTC ofrecerán consejos prácticos para ayudarlo a proteger sus datos personales y minimizar los riesgos del ser impactado por el robo de identidad. Vaya a la página de Hispanic Federation(link is external) para seguir la conversación. 11 AM ET Podcast: Identity Theft and Scams Affect College Students College students and speakers from the ITRC and the FTC discuss identity theft and scams directed at stealing students’ personal information and money in a series of five podcasts. In this podcast, we’ll cover impersonator scams. On The Fraudian Slip, available on demand beginning at 11 AM ET on the ITRC webpage(link is external). 2 PM ET Live Webinar: Identity Theft & Older Adults Speakers from AARP and the FTC discuss fighting back against scams and identity theft. We’ll cover impersonator scams, sweepstakes scams, employment scams and more. Register now. Wednesday, February 1 11 AM ET Podcast: Identity Theft Affects People Who Are Blind and Print Disabled Speakers from the Maryland Library for the Blind and Print Disabled and the FTC discuss identity theft trends, reducing your risk, and recovering if identity theft happens to you. Available on demand beginning at 11 AM ET on the Maryland State Library Agency webpage(link is external). 11 AM ET Podcast: Identity Theft and Scams Affect College Students College students and speakers from the ITRC and the FTC discuss identity theft and scams directed at stealing students’ personal information and money in a series of five podcasts. In this podcast, we’ll cover job scams. On The Fraudian Slip, available on demand beginning at 11 AM ET on the ITRC webpage(link is external). 12 PM ET Video (in Spanish): Juntos Contra el Robo de Identidad Únete a la iniciativa de Expediente Rojo, Juntos Contra el Crimen, y a la FTC para ayudar a regar la voz sobre cómo proteger datos personales para que no caigan en manos criminales y qué hacer si le han robado la identidad. Vaya a la pagina de Expediente Rojo en FB: @expedienterojo.org(link is external) o en IG: @expedienterojoproject(link is external) 1 PM ET Panel Discussion: Identity Theft Prevention — Protecting the Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics (PACT) Act Benefits from Identity Theft Scammers As part of the VA Privacy Service’s Privacy in Action Speaker Series, speakers from the Department of Veterans Affairs and the FTC discuss how to protect your privacy online, including when using social media, browsing, shopping, and handling personal finances. We’ll discuss signs of risky websites and offers, spotting suspicious account activity, reporting and recovering from identity theft, and protecting VA benefits, like those provided by the PACT Act. Everyone is welcome, with information for VA staff and contractors, veterans, and active duty service members too. Join us using this link(link is external). Non-VA employees, please click “Continue as Guest.” 1 PM ET Podcast (in Spanish): Consejos para ayudarte a proteger a tu familia del robo de identidad En un podcast corto, AARP y la FTC le ofrecerán consejos prácticos para protegerse contra el robo de identidad y lo que debe hacer si le sucede a usted o su familia. Para escuchar el podcast, vaya a ¿Sabes Qué? con AARP Podcast. 2 PM ET FaceBook Live: Identity Theft and Older Adults Join speakers from the AARP Fraud Watch Network and the FTC for a discussion of how to spot, report, and recover from identity theft. Bring questions! Join us live at 2 PM ET (11 AM PT) or on demand at AARP Fraud Watch Network(link is external). Thursday, February 2 11 AM ET Podcast: Identity Theft and Scams Affect College Students College students and speakers from the ITRC and the FTC discuss identity theft and scams directed at stealing students’ personal information and money in a series of five podcasts. In this podcast, we’ll cover financial aid and student loan scams. On The Fraudian Slip, available on demand beginning at 11 AM ET on the ITRC webpage(link is external). 2:30 PM ET YouTube Video: What to Know About Tax Identity Theft Speakers from Consumer Action and the FTC discuss IRS impersonator scams, tax identity theft, and avoiding, recovering from, and reporting fraud. Available on the Consumer Action YouTube page(link is external). 3 PM ET Live Webinar: Scams, Tax Related Identity Theft, and Identity Protection PINs Speakers from the IRS and the FTC discuss tax identity theft, including the latest scams aimed at stealing tax refunds and personal and financial information. Learn to spot and avoid the scams and recover if identity theft occurs. Ask questions too. Register now. 3:30 PM ET YouTube Video (in Spanish): Lo que debes saber sobre el robo de identidad relacionado a los impuestos Consumer Action y la FTC discutirán las estafas de impostores del IRS, el robo de identidad relacionado a impuestos y cómo evitar, recuperarse y denunciar el robo de identidad. Disponible en la página de YouTube de Consumer Action(link is external). Friday, February 3 11 AM ET Podcast: Identity Theft and Scams Affect College Students College students and speakers from the ITRC and the FTC discuss identity theft and scams directed at stealing students’ personal information and money in a series of five podcasts. In this podcast, we’ll cover social media scams. On The Fraudian Slip, available on demand beginning at 11 AM ET on the ITRC webpage(link is external). SPREAD THE WORD Please tell people who follow you on social media about Identity Theft Awareness Week. Share these messages and graphics. See the messages and graphics in Spanish at ftc.gov/semanarobodeidentidad. Message #1: Identity Theft Awareness Week starts January 30! Visit ftc.gov/IDTheftWeek for details on free events and resources. #IDTheftWeek #IDTheft Message #2: Find out what to do if your identity is stolen. #IDTheftWeek starts January 30. Visit ftc.gov/IDTheftWeek to learn about free events and resources. #IDTheft WHAT IF IDENTITY THEFT HAPPENS TO YOU? Visit IdentityTheft.gov to report identity theft to the FTC and get a personal recovery plan. IdentityTheft.gov walks you through recovery steps for more than 30 types of identity theft. RESOURCES Learn more about identity theft at ftc.gov/IDTheft. Visit bulkorder.ftc.gov to find resources you can use and share in your community. Subscribe to our blog for consumer news and scam alerts. Post our videos on your blog or site. Use the “share” button in the upper right corner of the videos below. Find more videos on our media center. Return to top Menu CFG: FOOTER MENU * Feature Pages * Articles * Consumer Alerts * Videos CFG: FOOTER MENU RIGHT * Report Fraud * Get Consumer Alerts CFG: FOOTER * ftc.gov * About Us * Contact Us * Privacy and Notices * FOIA * Office of Inspector General (link is external) (link is external) (link is external) (link is external)