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Scam Directory A–Z — Browse the Global Scammer Database

A free, alphabetical scammer list drawn from the GACS registry of reported scam websites, crypto wallets, phone numbers and fake social accounts. Pick a letter to browse, or check one specific link, number or wallet. Each entry links to a public page with its reports, sources and current status.

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What is in this scammer database?

The registry combines visitor scam reports with public threat feeds, including phishing and malware URL lists. Entries cover fake investment and crypto brokers, phishing websites, wallet-drainer addresses, scam phone numbers, and accounts impersonating well-known people.

What the statuses mean

  • Blacklisted: confirmed by reports or threat feeds.
  • Temporary blacklist: flagged and still under review.
  • Cleared: reviewed and found to be a false alarm.

How to search it

To check one website, phone number, email or wallet, use the free scam checker. To browse by type, see scam websites, scam phone numbers and scam wallets. The global scam database page explains how data is collected and scored.

Listed by mistake?

Every entry page has an appeal link. Appeals are reviewed by hand, and cleared entries are marked as false alarms.

Direct links into the registry from every hub — most reported and newly added entities, with one click to the evidence page.

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Authoritative sources

Independent primary sources used to check and corroborate the guidance on this page.

Source: GACS — Global Anti-Crime & Safety · Published by the GACS Research Team

Cite this page: GACS (2026). Scam Directory A–Z — Global Scammer Database | GACS. https://gacs.app/directory · Record ID GACS-directory

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