If something feels wrong right now, stop and read this first.
You are not in trouble, and you are not alone. Take a breath. We're going to walk through this calmly, one step at a time.
Do this immediately, before anything else
- Stop sending money or information. Do not send another payment, gift card, or code — even if you're being told it's urgent.
- Hang up or stop responding if you're currently on the phone or in a chat with the person. You can always call your bank or us to figure out next steps.
- Do not click any links in messages you're unsure about.
- Call us or your bank directly using a number you look up yourself — never a number given to you by the caller.
These four steps are free, and you can do them right now on your own.
Emergency Fraud Rescue — $65/hour
For hands-on help right now — stopping the fraud in progress, locking down accounts, reporting it correctly — pay now and Teresa will call you back as soon as she's free, usually within minutes.
- Billed $65/hour for time actively spent on your case, in 15-minute increments
- You'll always see the charge before it's placed — no surprise billing
Online payment is coming soon — for now, call directly and payment is arranged once you're connected.
Here's exactly what we'll do together.
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We answer, and we listen
Pay for Emergency Fraud Rescue above for the fastest response, or call (385) 410-4755 / fill out the free form below to request a call back.
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We help you lock things down
We'll walk you through securing your accounts, cards, and devices right away — over the phone if needed, no visit required to start.
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We help you report it correctly
We'll tell you exactly who to contact — your bank, the FTC, local authorities — and in what order, so nothing falls through the cracks.
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We make sure it can't happen again
Once things are stable, we'll help you put safeguards in place so you feel confident going forward, not anxious.
Request a Free Call Back
If you can't call right now and don't need to pay for instant priority, fill this out and we'll reach out as soon as we can.
This happens to smart, careful people every single day.
Scammers are professionals who study exactly how to create urgency and fear. Falling for one doesn't say anything about your intelligence — it says something about how sophisticated these schemes have become.