This Week in Scams
Weekly Fraud Briefings
A plain-English, victim-centered read on this week's scams — combining what the AVASC database is seeing with authoritative warnings and enforcement from the FTC, FBI IC3, CISA, FinCEN, and state Attorneys General. Every briefing links out to its sources.
Week of July 7, 2026
This Week in Scams: Cash Couriers and Fake Federal Agents
A federal warning about crypto scammers sending couriers to victims' homes, plus a fresh wave of fake FTC and IC3 agents, headline this week's fraud landscape.
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Week of July 7, 2026
This Week in Scams: World Cup Ticket Traps & Fake Officials
As the World Cup continues and imposter scams hit record levels, this week's briefing rounds up what federal watchdogs and AVASC's own reports are seeing — and how to stay a step ahead.
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This is public-safe intelligence: briefings surface only indicators and patterns that are already public, and never operational detail that would help a fraudster. AVASC is not a law firm, investigator, or government agency.