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The team may review and verify it
Details may be compared with other reports, public information or evidence gathered during an investigation.
Send Us the Details
Share a suspicious website, message, email, phone number or scam operation for possible review, investigation or public awareness.
Before You Submit
Please read these notices before including screenshots, documents or personal details in your report.
Reporting a scam to Rinoa is not an official police or government report. If you have sent money or exposed financial information, contact your bank and the relevant authorities immediately. Furthermore, Rinoa cannot return lost money and does not provide a paid funds recovery service.
Redact private details from screenshots, documents and recordings. Do not submit:
How Reports May Be Used
Reports are reviewed for relevance, safety and whether they may help uncover or explain a wider scam operation.
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Details may be compared with other reports, public information or evidence gathered during an investigation.
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If clarification or additional evidence is needed, the team may contact you using the method supplied in the form.
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Relevant scam details may be used for research, public education, reporting, platform complaints or referrals.
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A submission may inform a future video or livestream. Personal details should be removed, blurred or anonymised where appropriate.
Submitting this form does not guarantee a response, investigation, direct assistance or appearance in a video. If the team needs more information, they may contact you. Please avoid submitting the same report repeatedly. Please do not cross-post scam numbers from other websites.
Make an Official Report
Sending information to Rinoa Poison does not replace an official fraud, cybercrime or police report. Select your country below to visit the appropriate official reporting service.
If you have sent money, shared card or banking details, or allowed someone to access a financial account, contact your bank or payment provider immediately using its official app, website or the number printed on your card.
United States
Report fraud, scams and bad business practices to the Federal Trade Commission. Cyber-enabled scams, online fraud and other internet crime can also be reported to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center.
United Kingdom
Report Fraud replaced Action Fraud in December 2025. It accepts reports of fraud and cybercrime affecting people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
If you live in Scotland or the crime happened there, contact Police Scotland on 101 instead.
Canada
Report fraud or cybercrime through the national reporting service operated by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
Victims may also need to contact their financial institution and local police.
Australia
Report suspicious contact or scam activity to the National Anti-Scam Centre through Scamwatch. Reports help identify scam activity and warn other people.
Contact your bank or card provider immediately if money or financial information has been compromised.
Contact your local emergency services. The services listed above are for reporting fraud or cybercrime and should not be used when someone is in immediate physical danger.
These links lead to external government or law-enforcement websites. Reporting processes, eligibility and available support may differ depending on your location and circumstances.
Submit Your Report
Share the clearest details you have, but do not put yourself at risk or continue speaking to a scammer simply to collect more evidence.