Fraudly Intelligence · Threats
Brand impersonation warnings
Scammers copy trusted brands to make phishing pages feel legitimate. Fraudly highlights domains with impersonation-style signals from public intelligence and scan telemetry.
Recent impersonation alerts
No published impersonation alerts match our evidence threshold right now.
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Regional scam intelligence
- United Kingdom
HMRC impersonation, bank fraud, parcel scams, and investment pitches are widely reported across the UK.
Covers
- HMRC tax scams
- Bank impersonation fraud
- Parcel delivery scams
- Investment scams
- Romance scams
- United States
IRS impersonation, tech support fraud, gift card payments, and marketplace scams affect US consumers daily.
Covers
- IRS scams
- Tech support scams
- Gift card scams
- Romance scams
- Fake delivery or marketplace scams
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