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Louisiana scam alerts

This page lists alerts issued for Louisiana. None of the current files name this state alone. Nationwide warnings are included because those schemes are not limited to one state. Inclusion here is not a claim that every scam is active in Louisiana today.

  1. Federal Trade CommissionNationwide

    Calls that pair a charity you know with a prize you did not win

    On October 26, 2026, the FTC described impostors who use the names of well-known charities, or names that only sound like them, and tell people they have won a charity sweepstakes. The contact may be a phone call or an ad on social media…

  2. Federal Trade CommissionNationwide

    Parking meter QR codes that have been covered with a fake

    On September 3, 2026, the FTC described reports of scammers sticking their own QR codes over the real codes on parking meters. Scanning the replacement can open a look-alike payment page built to take money, personal information, or both.

  3. Better Business BureauNationwide

    Postcards offering gas and grocery cards if you pay a fee first

    On July 30, 2026, the Better Business Bureau warned about postcards promising gas and grocery gift cards or vouchers. BBB said Scam Tracker had received multiple reports. One, from a Northwest Georgia resident, described a mailing from…

  4. FBI Internet Crime Complaint CenterNationwide

    Fake IC3 agents who say they can get stolen money back

    On July 20, 2026, the FBI updated its warning about criminals impersonating personnel connected to the Internet Crime Complaint Center. The announcement, alert I-072026-PSA, says the scheme targets people who were already scammed, uses…

  5. Federal Trade CommissionNationwide

    Calls that say your money is at risk and only the caller can help

    On January 30, 2026, the FTC described unexpected calls that claim there is fraud on your card, that your bank account was hacked, that you owe a tax debt, or that your benefits will end the same day. The caller then offers to help. The…

  6. Federal Trade CommissionNationwide

    Texts about a loan you never applied for

    On January 20, 2026, the FTC described text messages that pretend to follow up on a loan application the recipient never submitted. The example in the alert is a text about a $10,000 loan. Other versions say you are preapproved, or that…

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