QR Code Puts AARP Fraud Watch Network in Your Phone Contacts

The AARP Fraud Watch Network (TM) is a free resource for all. You can learn how to proactively spot scams and get guidance from our fraud specialists if you’ve been targeted. Now, you can access it quicker and easier by scanning the QR (short for quick response) code below with your smartphone's camera, and saving the Fraud Watch Network's Helpline phone number and website to your phone contacts to access it when you need it. *

Stay Informed

Knowledge gives you power over scams. The AARP Fraud Watch Network website equips you with reliable, up-to-date insights, articles, alerts and fraud prevention resources, like Watchdog Alerts and Scam-Tracking Map, to help you spot and avoid scams and protect your loved ones.

Find Support
If you’ve been targeted by scams or fraud, you are not alone. Our trained fraud specialists provide support and guidance on what to do next and how to avoid scams in the future. The AARP Fraud Helpline, 1-877-908-3360, is free and available to anyone. Experiencing fraud is increasingly common, with consumers losing a record $10 billion to scams in 2023, according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The experience often results in significant financial and emotional distress. Staffed by trained fraud specialists and volunteers, the free service (877-908-3360) helps callers spot scams and protect their finances. For those victimized, the helpline offers support for dealing with emotions, such as concern, anger, frustration and embarrassment.

* If you're unfamiliar with QR codes and how to use your smartphone to scan them, read this AARP article.