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📍 New York (NY)Top 5 nationally by total fraud reports (FTC Consumer Sentinel 2024)

Scam Alerts — New York 2025-2026

New York ranks in the top 5 states nationally for total fraud complaints. New York City's dense financial sector makes it a primary target for Business Email Compromise and bank impersonation fraud. The 347 area code is documented by FTC as a scam cluster. Outer boroughs see high rates of phone-based IRS and Social Security impersonation.

Why New York is targeted by scammers

New York City's financial sector is the top target for Business Email Compromise nationally. The 347 (NYC) and 216 (Cleveland) area codes are documented FTC scam clusters. New York's large senior population in Brooklyn and Queens is heavily targeted by Social Security and Medicare impersonation. FBI New York is one of the busiest field offices for internet crime.

Active scams targeting New York

All entries documented by FTC, FBI IC3, or TIGTA. National scams included as all states are targeted.

Scam emails active in New York

Active scam domains targeting New York

Phishing and fraud domains active nationally — all states including New York are targeted.

Where to report a scam in New York

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Frequently asked questions

What are the most common scams in New York?

New York ranks in the top 5 states nationally for total fraud complaints. New York City's dense financial sector makes it a primary target for Business Email Compromise and bank impersonation fraud. The 347 area code is documented by FTC as a scam cluster. Outer boroughs see high rates of phone-based IRS and Social Security impersonation.

Why is New York targeted by scammers?

New York City's financial sector is the top target for Business Email Compromise nationally. The 347 (NYC) and 216 (Cleveland) area codes are documented FTC scam clusters. New York's large senior population in Brooklyn and Queens is heavily targeted by Social Security and Medicare impersonation. FBI New York is one of the busiest field offices for internet crime.

Where do I report a scam in New York?

Report to the New York Attorney General, FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov, and FBI IC3 at ic3.gov. If money was sent to a scammer, contact your bank immediately — the FBI Financial Fraud Kill Chain can sometimes recover funds.

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