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Carrier: a phone network associated with a number; not proof of who called. Upstream provider: a network that passed a call to another network. SIP headers: technical call-routing details, when available. Evidence fingerprint: a value used to detect changes; it does not prove a caller’s identity.
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Before we start
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Seek Compensation
See what is missing, organize your evidence, and take the next step.
Call evidence workspace
Turn unwanted calls into potential compensation.
Save the evidence, and let SpamDam help you prepare drafts for reporting to the proper agencies.
Compensation is not guaranteed. You review every draft before submitting it.
Seek Compensation
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Tell us what happened
Who called? What did they want?
Draft statement, in your own words
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Do these now
1. Call your bank or the payment company right now. The number is on the back of your card or inside the app. Say: "I was scammed. Please try to stop or reverse this payment."
2. If you paid with gift cards, call the card company too and give them the card numbers.
3. Do not send any more money, no matter what they say.
Getting money back is never guaranteed. Moving fast gives you the best chance.
Then write it down
Do not type full card, account, or Social Security numbers here.
Where to report
Federal Trade Commission (reportfraud.ftc.gov)
FBI Internet Crime Center (ic3.gov)
If someone is threatening you or you feel in danger, call 911.
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