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Memorialization scams are when a fraudulent company or individual provides a service that is not in the best interest of the individual. The scammer will often offer to provide services with high rates and fees. You should be aware of these schemes in case someone asks you to participate, or in case you see fraudulent activity.

Veterans should be aware of these schemes in case someone asks you to participate, or in case you see fraudulent activity.

During natural disasters, Veterans can be highly targeted by various scams and fraudulent activities when their homes have been impacted and have been damaged. Scammers might take advantage of the chaos and desperation these events often bring. This flyer provides some tools to help protect you and your loved ones during these difficult times.

Online gaming has grown significantly in recent years, which has led to an increase in scams across various gaming platforms. While these platforms are a space for Veterans and the general population to build community, they are targets for fraudulent activity as well. In many cases, gaming companies provide minimal support when users experience financial harm or risks.

The use of Quick Response (QR) codes has become a popular way to quickly access websites, pay for parking tickets, or view a restaurant menu. While QR codes have simplified online navigation for consumers, they have also made it easier for scammers to access your personal information.

VSAFE is a program created to support Veterans, service members, and their families with scam and fraud prevention. With resources such as printable documents, a government-wide website, and cross-federal call lines, individuals can find the information they need to understand scams as well as reporting tools better.