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📍 Texas (TX)Top 3 nationally by total fraud reports (FTC Consumer Sentinel 2024)

Scam Alerts — Texas 2025-2026

Texas ranks in the top 3 states nationally for fraud complaints per FTC Consumer Sentinel data. The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, Houston, and San Antonio see high rates of IRS impersonation, tech support fraud, and job offer scams. Texas's large Latino community is specifically targeted by Spanish-language IRS impersonation calls.

Why Texas is targeted by scammers

Texas is disproportionately targeted by IRS impersonation scams in Spanish (targeting Spanish-speaking communities), lottery and prize scams (targeting recent immigrants), and job offer fraud. Austin's tech sector is a major target for spear phishing. FBI Houston and FBI Dallas are actively working IRS impersonation and BEC cases.

Active scams targeting Texas

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

Scam emails active in Texas

Active scam domains targeting Texas

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

Where to report a scam in Texas

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What are the most common scams in Texas?

Texas ranks in the top 3 states nationally for fraud complaints per FTC Consumer Sentinel data. The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, Houston, and San Antonio see high rates of IRS impersonation, tech support fraud, and job offer scams. Texas's large Latino community is specifically targeted by Spanish-language IRS impersonation calls.

Why is Texas targeted by scammers?

Texas is disproportionately targeted by IRS impersonation scams in Spanish (targeting Spanish-speaking communities), lottery and prize scams (targeting recent immigrants), and job offer fraud. Austin's tech sector is a major target for spear phishing. FBI Houston and FBI Dallas are actively working IRS impersonation and BEC cases.

Where do I report a scam in Texas?

Report to the Texas 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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