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Skip to main contentUnited States Postal Inspection ServiceAboutAboutWhat We DoHow We Do ItHistoryLeadershipFallen PersonnelCareersCareersPostal InspectorsPostal Police OfficersProfessional Technical AdministrationReady for a challenge?Explore opportunities with the Postal Inspection Service.Learn MoreTips & PreventionTips & PreventionOperation Protect VeteransElection Mail SecurityCoronavirus Related ScamsIdentity TheftMail FraudFRAUDE DE CORREOFinancial FraudMail & Package TheftSuspicious MailOlder AmericansCybercrimeChild SafetyThey Protected Us, Now It’s Our TurnUSPIS and AARP have partnered to create Operation Protect Veterans to help combat scams and fraud that specifically targets veterans.Learn MoreNewsNewsCombating Illicit Drugs in the MailSubscribeThe Opioid EpidemicStay InformedRead USPIS NEWS for latest news stories, scam articles, press releases and wanted posters.Learn MoreReportSearchPOSTAL INSPECTORS WILL NEVER ASK YOU FOR MONEY! LEARN MORE>No Results FoundSorry, no results found for “Lorem Ipsum”. Try entering fewer or broader search terms.Report a CrimeDelivering protection to every address in America. The Postal Inspection Service is standing guard and ready to help.ScrollBe ready. Be aware. TipsAvoid common scams with these tips.Do you feel pressured to "act now"?High-pressure phrases like “This opportunity won’t last!” and “Contact us or face legal action.” are a hallmark of scammers. Mail FraudDid you sign your credit card?Sign new credit cards received through the mail immediately—before someone else does.Financial FraudDo you respond to spam or unsolicited emails?Unwanted emails—or emails from unknown senders—could be an attempt to “phish” for your private information and steal your identity.CybercrimeWere you asked to send money?Legitimate lotteries will never ask you to send money in order to claim a prize. If it sounds too good to be true, it’s probably a scam. Mail FraudIs your child safe?Know who communicates with your child online and monitor their computer usage. Child SafetyRead All TipsUSPIS BirthdayCelebrate 246 Years of ServiceHappy Birthday United States Postal Inspection Service">Happy Birthday United States Postal Inspection ServiceHow we do itIdentifying patterns in an unpredictable world.Explore our processRead the latest NewsSee all news Operation protect veteransThey protected us. Now it’s our turn.Learn moreReport a crimeAre you a victim or have you witnessed a mail-related crime? Alert Postal Inspectors to the problem and prevent others from being victimized.Report NowUnited States Postal Inspection ServiceFooter Level 1CareersPress KitMedios de Comunicación - EspañolFIMSIVictim Help ResourcesAdditional ResourcesUSPS.comFooter Level 2Terms of Service and AccessibilityPrivacy PolicyAsset ForfeitureFreedom of Information ActSitemapSubscribeContact UsContact UsTo report a crime, click here.Call:1-877-876-2455Criminal Investigations Service Center Attn: Mail Fraud 433 W.Harrison Street, Room 3255 Chicago, Il 60699-3255Social LinksCopyright © 2022 USPIS. All Rights Reserved.Close