Tech Support Scam: Scammers claim to be tech support representatives and ask for remote access to "fix" non-existent computer issues.
Grandparent Scam: Scammers target elderly individuals, posing as distressed grandchildren in need of urgent financial help.
Lottery or Prize Scam: Victims are told they've won a prize but need to pay fees upfront to claim, which turns out to be nonexistent.
Romance Scam: Scammers create fake online personas to establish romantic relationships and eventually ask for money.
Banking Scam: Scammers pose as bank representatives, requesting personal or financial information under false pretenses.
One-Ring Scam: Auto-dialers leave missed calls and prompt victims to call back, connecting them to premium-rate numbers.
Charity Scam: Callers solicit donations for fake charities, using high-pressure tactics to convince victims to donate.
Utility Scam: Callers impersonate utility company staff, threatening to disconnect services unless immediate payment is made.
Fake Debt Collector: Scammers threaten legal action or credit damage unless victims pay a supposed debt immediately.
Employment Scam: Scammers pose as employers offering job opportunities, requesting payment for training materials, background checks, or equipment.