Explore the FTC’s Consumer Sentinel Network to see data on consumer protection issues such as fraud, identity theft, and unwanted calls. This information comes from millions of reports submitted by people across the country. You can learn about the most common types of fraud, track the latest trends, and download charts and visuals for presentations or reports. You can also see how much money has been returned to consumers through FTC law enforcement cases, where the funds went, and how much individuals received.

Fraud, ID Theft, and Other Consumer Reports

States By States

Link to interactive U.S. map and other visualizations showing fraud data by state based on consumer reports.

ID Theft by State

Link to interactive U.S. map and other visualizations showing id theft data by state based on consumer reports.

Debt Collection Infographic

Link to interactive infographic showing debt collection reports

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Jay L. Himes, Administrative Law Judge

The Office of Administrative Law Judges performs the initial adjudicative fact-finding in Commission administrative complaint proceedings, guided by the FTC Act, the Administrative Procedure Act, relevant case law interpreting these statutes, and the FTC’s Rules of Practice, 16 C.F.R. Part 3.

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David Rebich, Chief Financial Officer

The Office of the Chief Financial Officer is responsible for agency-wide budget, financial accounting, and acquisition policies and services, program performance reporting, compliance with federal financial management regulations and statutes, and management audit review.

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John Krebs, Chief Privacy Officer

The Office of the Chief Privacy Officer (OCPO) manages the FTC’s internal privacy program and is responsible for ensuring that the Commission complies with all applicable privacy laws and guidance. OCPO identifies the privacy risks, controls, and mitigating solutions when making decisions involving the collection.

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