Fraud reporting is the process of notifying authorities or organizations about suspected fraudulent activities. This can include scams, identity theft, or financial misconduct. Individuals can report fraud to various entities, such as local law enforcement, the Federal Trade Commission, or specific companies involved in the fraud. Effective fraud reporting typically requires providing detailed information, such as dates, descriptions of the incident, and any evidence available. Many organizations have dedicated hotlines or online forms to facilitate the reporting process. Timely reporting can help prevent further fraud and assist in investigations to hold perpetrators accountable.