Today, with no central hub to combat scams, Americans are forced to navigate a maze of agencies and websites when they want to report a scam and get help. That leads to people not reporting these scams at all, helping criminals evade accountability for the financial devastation that a scam can cause.
Maggie Hassan: “Today, with no central hub to combat scams, Americans are forced to navigate a maze of agencies and websites when they…”
On the recordJune 16, 2026
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Discussing the need for a central reporting portal for scams.
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