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Defend Against Deceit: Nebraska Fraud and Scam Alerts
Stay alert, Nebraska! Here are the latest scams to watch out for.
What We Help You Do
The AARP Fraud Watch Network™ is a free resource to all—providing fraud prevention tools and tips to help you protect your hard-earned money from fraudulent schemes. AARP Nebraska advocates at the local, state, and federal level to improve consumer protections and enforce the law. Protecting consumers goes back to AARP's founding.
If you can spot a scam, you can stop a scam.
Stay Informed
Knowledge gives you power over scams. The AARP Fraud Watch Network™ provides reliable insights, alerts, and resources to help you spot and avoid scams, even covering the latest scams in the news.
Find Support
Our trained fraud specialists provide guidance on what to do next and how to avoid future scams, with support available through the AARP fraud helpline, 877-908-3360, and peer-to-peer online support sessions.
Have a Voice
AARP Nebraska advocates for laws and regulations to stop scams and shut down fraud attempts. We also voice consumer concerns and help shape the public discussion on fraud.
Key Resources
Get regular updates on the latest scams by signing up for biweekly Watchdog Alerts or text FWN to 50757 to receive text alerts.
- Cryptocurrency Kiosk/ATM Scams
- Gift Card Payment Scams
- Scam-Tracking Map
- "The Perfect Scam" Podcast
- Veterans Fraud Center
- Watchdog Alerts
Test Your Knowledge
Take Quiz: Creating Strong Passwords
Weak passwords are one of the biggest cybersecurity risks today. In fact, a recent AARP report revealed that 65% of Americans do not use distinctly different passwords on all their accounts. That means when one account is compromised, others are at risk.
This short, educational game turns the often-tedious task of creating strong passwords into a fun challenge. Generate a new password, assess its strength, and score maximum points while learning essential techniques to better protect your online security.
Begin Game: Staying Safe on Social Media
Social media helps us stay connected with friends, family, and the latest news. Unfortunately, it's also the most profitable way for scammers to reach us, according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Test your knowledge with this quick, interactive game that presents real-life scenarios to help you stay safe online. Aim for a high score while sharpening your social media safety.
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