A good scam report helps other people recognize a risky phone number, Paybill, person, company, website, or pattern without exposing private evidence.
Include the identifier people can search: phone number, Paybill, Till, company, person name, website, email, or social handle.
Add a short timeline, the scam type, amount requested or lost, and safe evidence references such as public source links or redacted screenshots.
Do not publish OTPs, ID numbers, bank details, full private conversations, home addresses, or unrelated personal information.
For threats, identity theft, or major losses, preserve originals privately and consider reporting through official provider, bank, police, or regulator channels too.
Yes. Attempted scams can still warn others if the report includes a searchable identifier and clear safe context.
Reports should be written for public warning. Avoid uploading private evidence you would not want moderators to inspect, and redact sensitive details first.
Search any suspicious identifier, then report it if you have evidence that can warn others.
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