1
Save evidence
Screenshot everything: profiles, messages, URLs, timestamps, phone numbers, emails, wallet addresses, receipts. Anything you might need later.
Cybercrime resources & reporting guidance
Get help privately. Right now.
No third-party trackers, no follow-ups, nothing shared or sold.
No signup • No third-party trackers • Just a private conversation
If you are in immediate physical danger, contact local law enforcement or emergency services now.
You're not being watched.
This site is built to help you figure out what happened, get the evidence saved, and find the right people to report to. No pressure, no signup, you can leave at any time.
No third-party trackers
Nothing shared or sold
No saved conversations
No follow-up emails
Leave instantlyUse Quick Exit or press ESC twice to hide this page.
Share only what you wantYou do not need to explain everything to begin.
Start with one stepPreserve evidence, secure accounts, then report.
Immediate priority
These steps apply to most online harassment, impersonation, fraud, sextortion, and digital abuse situations.
2
Do not engage
Don't argue with them, don't tell them you're reporting them, and don't pay anything else hoping it'll fix things. Engagement is what they want.
3
Secure accounts
Change passwords on anything they might have touched. Turn on 2FA. Look at your account recovery email and phone. Check what devices are signed in.
4
Report it
File at IC3, the FTC, and inside the platform where it happened. Sooner is better. Paper trails matter.
Find your next step
Answer a couple of quick questions and we'll point you at the right reporting channels and immediate actions for your specific situation. Nothing is sent anywhere — this runs on your device.
Step 1 of 2
What's happening?
Pick the option closest to your situation.
Harassment, doxxing, or threats
Someone is targeting, exposing, stalking, or threatening you online.
Start with IC3 →Impersonation or fake accounts
Someone is pretending to be you or using fake profiles to mislead or harm.
Start with IC3 →Crypto scam or financial fraud
You sent money or crypto, or were pulled into a fraudulent scheme.
Start with Chainabuse →Identity theft or account takeover
Your information or accounts may be compromised or misused.
Start with IdentityTheft.gov →Sextortion or intimate images
Someone is threatening to release or share private intimate content.
Start with StopNCII →I'm not sure
The situation overlaps categories, or you are not sure where to begin.
Start with IC3 →Evidence tools
Use these privately on your device. They are not submitted to GCCI. Your progress saves on this device only.
Evidence checklist
Check off what you have saved. Keep originals when possible.
0 of 6 evidence items checked.
Copyable report notes
Use this as a starting point when filing a platform, IC3, FTC, or other report.
Platform reporting links
If the abuse, impersonation, or harmful content is happening on a specific platform, report it there too.
When public reporting isn't enough
Sometimes you need somebody to actually look. For smaller ones (catfishers, harassing accounts, simple lookups), our Investigation Help is a flat fee starting at $99. For bigger or court-grade work, Rexxfield handles those.