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What Does an Attorney General Do?
Consumer Protection
Attorney Generals enforce consumer protection laws, investigate unfair business practices, and help citizens resolve disputes with businesses.
Learn more →Fraud Investigation
AG offices investigate and prosecute consumer fraud, identity theft, scams targeting vulnerable populations, and deceptive trade practices.
Learn more →Legal Representation
State Attorney Generals represent the state in legal matters, defend state laws, and can file lawsuits on behalf of consumers.
Learn more →Top Scams in 2026
Based on FTC and FBI data, consumers lost over $12.5 billion to fraud in 2024, with losses continuing to rise. Here are the most dangerous scams right now:
🤖 AI Impersonation Scams
$14 billion lost - Deepfake videos and AI-cloned voices impersonate executives, government officials, and family members to steal money and data.
How to protect yourself →💰 Cryptocurrency Scams
$5.7 billion lost - Fake exchanges, "pig butchering" romance schemes, and fraudulent investment platforms target crypto investors.
Identify crypto fraud →💘 Romance Scams
$2.95 billion lost - Scammers build online relationships over weeks or months, then request money for emergencies or investments.
Recognize the signs →💻 Tech Support Scams
Top AG complaint - Fake computer warnings, pop-ups claiming viruses, and callers posing as Microsoft or Apple support staff.
Stay protected →🏛️ Government Impersonation
Targeting seniors - Scammers pose as IRS, Social Security Administration, or Medicare officials threatening arrest or benefit loss.
Verify real contact →🏠 Rental Scams
$65 million lost - Fake rental listings, especially on Facebook Marketplace, collect deposits for properties scammers don't own.
Avoid rental fraud →Popular State Attorney General Offices
How to File an Attorney General Complaint
Filing a complaint with your state Attorney General is free and can help resolve consumer issues. Here's the process:
- Gather documentation: Receipts, contracts, emails, photos, and any written communications with the business
- Try to resolve directly: Contact the business first and document all attempts to resolve the issue
- Find your state's complaint form: Visit your state AG's website or use our state directory
- Complete the complaint: Provide detailed information about what happened, when, and the resolution you're seeking
- Submit supporting documents: Upload or mail copies of all relevant documentation
- Wait for review: Most AG offices respond within 30-60 days, though complex cases may take longer
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