Welcome To Federal Fraud Recovery Bureau

The Federal Fraud Recovery Bureau (FRB) is an Unpublished specialized government agency established in collaboration with INTERPOL, DOJ, FBI & IC3. Our mission is to support victims of cybercrime in the recovery of lost funds & assets

For more information about the FRB and its mission, please see the About Us page

What To Do If Someone Contact You Claiming To Be An FRB Agent

“If someone claims to be an FRB agent, please verify their identity before responding or disclosing any personal information. You can authenticate our agents by using the Verify Agent button below.”

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How You Can Help Us

Tell us what happened.

File a report to share information with the FRB is the main intake form for a variety of complaints — everything from cyber-enabled frauds and scams to cybercrime — so file a report even if you are unsure of whether your complaint qualifies.

Your contribution and our mission.

Your report helps us fulfill our mission of protecting the American people. While we cannot guarantee a response to every complaint, your report is still valuable. It helps us understand the broader threat landscape. Furthermore, in those cases where we are able to take action, we will work to provide justice.

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If you have suffered from a cyber-enabled crime, please know that you are not alone. Use the resources on this site to learn more about how to protect yourself and others from cybercrime.

Our Partners & Sponsors

DOJ

Department of Justice

INTERPOL

The International Criminal Police Organization

FBI

Federal bureau of investigation

IC3

Internet Crime Complaint Center

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Prior to filing a complaint with the FRB, please read the following information regarding terms and conditions.

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Complaints filed via this website are analyzed and may be referred to federal, state, local or international law enforcement and partner agencies for possible investigation.

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Protect Yourself – Spot the Scam

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High-tech fraudsters are using fake celebrity profiles and AI deepfakes to steal your money. Learn the red flags and stay safe. ​Who They Impersonate

​Scammers steal trusted names and faces to trick you, including:

​Tech & Finance Leaders: Elon Musk, Warren Buffett, Jeff Bezos ​Celebrities & Icons: Taylor Swift, major pop stars, and actors ​Political Figures: Donald J. Trump, government officials ​Authority Figures: Bank representatives, IRS agents, or crypto support teams ​The Top Scams to Watch Out For ​Fake Giveaways: Deepfake videos of celebs (like Elon Musk) on YouTube/TikTok promising to “double your money” if you send them crypto or cash. ​Phishing & Urgency: Fake “support agents” messaging you to say your account is locked, demanding your passwords or pin codes to fix it. ​Fake Investments: Cloned websites using fake endorsements from financial gurus to hook you into “guaranteed profit” trading bots. ​Trust & Romance Scams: Strangers befriending you online, only to eventually pitch a “secret” investment opportunity.

​Bottom Line: If a celebrity slides into your DMs or a random livestream offers you free money, it is a scam.

Impersonation Scam Using “Collin McDonald” For Recovery Scams

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The Federal Fraud Recovery Bureau has detected fraudulent activity involving individuals impersonating our agent “Collin McDonald.” These criminals claim to be affiliated with the Department of Justice and demand upfront fees to recover stolen funds in the picture ahead is an example of prompt used by the scammers.

*Key Facts:*
1. The FRB never requests payment to initiate or complete a recovery investigation.
2. All official communications from the FRB Should be verified using the verify agent button ask the agent for his/her frb internal id
3. Any contact claiming to be “Collin McDonald” or from the DOJ via unofficial websites, personal phone numbers, or messaging apps is fraudulent.

Victims of this scam should cease contact immediately and report details to FRB.

Minnesota Health Care Fraud Takedown Results in Charges Against 15 Defendants for Over $90M in Fraud

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The Justice Department announced the Minnesota Health Care Fraud Takedown, which resulted in criminal charges against 15 defendants, including owners of child care centers and various Medicaid providers, for their alleged participation in various fraud schemes involving over $90 million in intended loss, including the two largest Medicaid fraud cases ever charged in the District and first-of-their kind charges involving additional Medicaid programs.