Federal Trade Commission — The Federal Trade Commission is a United States agency that addresses deceptive and unfair business practices, including certain crowdfunding misconduct. Its work includes consumer education, complaint collection, and enforcement actions. Reports can contribute to investigations, although submitting a complaint does not guarantee an individual refund. — Regulatory Agency

Added September 30, 2026

Federal Trade Commission — The Federal Trade Commission is a U.S. agency that receives fraud reports through ReportFraud.ftc.gov. Reports support enforcement work and the identification of fraud patterns. The victim retains the submission and recognizes its separate role from a local police complaint. — Reporting Agencies

Added October 18, 2026

Federal Trade Commission — The Federal Trade Commission is a federal agency that addresses unfair or deceptive practices within its authority. Consumers submit fraud complaints that help the agency identify patterns and enforcement priorities. Filing a complaint does not guarantee an individual investigation, lawsuit, or payment to the reporting victim. — Regulatory Enforcement

Added October 23, 2026