CYBERCRIME REPORT

Find the general category below that describes your area of concern, select the specific item, then complete the section of the form pertaining to your area of concern.
 
Product Reshipping USPS Related Spam Emails / Smishing Text USPS.com Potential Fraud USPS Related Unauthorized Web Sites Other
 
Subject of the Area of Concern --//Tell us about who committed the suspected cybercrime.//
 
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Yes No
Address Unavailable Addressee Not at Address Disconnected Telephone Unlisted Telephone Unanswered Telephone
 
 
Yes   If yes, how much?    No







 
AREAS OF CONCERN:
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If YES, how were you contacted?
Check one of the following
(PLEASE RETAIN ANY ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS. IF NEEDED, YOU WILL BE CONTACTED.)
Online Employment Site Email Social Media Other
 
How Did You Respond to this Offer?

Check one of the following
Email Phone App Telephone US Mail ™ Website Other
If not the subject of the complaint, to what name and address did you mail your response?
Yes      No
 
  Yes No
  Yes No
What type of shipping labels were you provided?
US Mail ™ FedEx UPS Other
 
  Yes No

Dark Web Site Public Accessible Site Other Spoofed USPS Related Sites
 
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Yes No
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Yes No
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Yes No
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Yes No
 
 
Your Information --//Tell us about you.//
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12-17 18-19 20-29 30-39 40-54 55-64 65 or older
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Yes No
 
Additional Information


Terms & Conditions: Thank you for completing this form. Please mail to the address below all copies (not originals) of bills, receipts, advertisements, canceled checks (front and back), or correspondence related to your report. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is a federal law enforcement agency, and Postal Inspectors gather facts and evidence to determine whether a violation has occurred under the Cybercrime or False Representation Statutes. While we can't guarantee you will recover money lost to fraud, your information can help alert Inspectors about new fraud schemes and prevent others from being victimized. Postal Inspectors base cybercrime investigations on the number, substance, and pattern of complaints received from the public, therefore, we ask you to keep all original documents relating to your complaint, including the solicitation, any mailing envelopes, and canceled checks. Under our Consumer Protection Program, Postal Inspectors may contact individuals or businesses on your behalf to request that complaints be resolved. We will contact you if more information is needed. Postal Inspectors caution that, once you have been targeted in a fraud scheme, your name may be passed along to other con artists, so beware of future solicitations. If you know of others who believe they were victimized by fraud, we recommend they submit a Cybercrime Report. Postal Inspectors suggest that, before completing a business transaction, contact the Chamber of Commerce, Better Business Bureau, or county or state Office of Consumer Affairs where the firm is located to get information on the company. Visit the Better Business Bureau at bbb.org, the state National Association of Attorneys General at naag.org, and the Postal Inspection Service at www.uspis.gov for more information on fraud involving use of the mail. Remember: If a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
Mail correspondence to:
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS SERVICE CENTER
ATTN: CYBERCCRIME
433 W HARRISON STREET, RM 3255
CHICAGO IL 60699-3255

Your information will be used to submit a cybercrime report and to support investigations of criminal (civil or administrative) matters. Collection is authorized by 39 U.S.C. 401 and 404; and 18 U.S.C. 3061. Supplying the information is voluntary, but if not provided, we may not be able to investigate your cybercrime complaint. We do not disclose your information to third parties without your consent, except to act on your behalf or request, or as legally required. This includes the following limited circumstances: to a congressional office on your behalf; to a U.S. Postal Service auditor; for law enforcement purposes, to labor organizations as required by applicable law; incident to legal proceedings involving the Postal Service; to government agencies in connection with decisions as necessary; to agents or contractors when necessary to fulfill a business function or provide products and services to customers; to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission when requested in connection with the investigation of a formal complaint; to the Merit Systems Protection Board or Office of Special Counsel for the purpose of litigation; to the public, news media, trade associations, or organized groups to provide information of interest to the public; to a federal, state, local or foreign prison, probation, parole, or pardon authority or to any other agency involved with the maintenance, transportation, or release of a person held in custody; and to a foreign country as authorized by an international treaty, convention, or executive agreement or to the extent necessary to assist such country in apprehending or returning a fugitive to its jurisdiction. For more information on our privacy policies visit www.usps.com/privacypolicy.
 

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