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FCC Issues Alert Over Scammers Impersonating Its Commissioners
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The Federal Communications Commission is warning consumers about scam calls and texts from fraudsters posing as agency commissioners or employees.
According to a consumer alert the FCC released Monday, recent schemes involve impersonators claiming a victim’s phone number is under investigation for criminal activity.
Consumers reported losing $3.5 billion to imposter scams in 2025, according to the Federal Trade Commission .
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Victims of imposter scams can file an online complaint with the FCC by selecting “phone” as the category and “unwanted calls/texts” as the issue.