What to do if you were scammed in Poland

Immediate actions

• ✓Contact your bank or payment provider immediately if money was sent or card details were shared.
• ✓Block or freeze your card if payment details may have been compromised.
• ✓Change passwords on accounts that may be affected—start with email and banking.
• ✓Enable two-factor authentication on important accounts.
• ✓Save screenshots, emails, URLs, order confirmations, and payment proof before pages disappear.

Official reporting links

• Policja — report a crime

  Polish Police portals for filing a report when you lost money or shared sensitive data online.

  Report here (opens in new tab)

• CERT Polska

  National CSIRT for reporting phishing sites, malware, and internet incidents in Poland.

  Report here (opens in new tab)

• UOKiK — consumer protection

  Office of Competition and Consumer Protection guidance for online shopping disputes and unfair practices.

  Report here (opens in new tab)

• Your bank

  Contact your bank via the official app or website—use the number on your card, not links in messages.

  Open your bank's official app or website

Common scam types in Poland

• Fake webshops and copycat stores
• Delivery SMS and parcel phishing
• Marketplace payment scams
• Crypto and investment scams
• Bank phishing and impersonation
• Fake customer support
• InPost and Poczta Polska delivery phishing
• BLIK payment pressure scams

Frequently asked questions

Where do I report online fraud in Poland?

Report to the Police and keep evidence such as transfers and URLs. CERT Polska accepts phishing and malware incident reports; UOKiK can guide consumer disputes.

Can Fraudly recover my money?

No. Fraudly provides informational links only. Your bank and official channels handle recovery.