Scam Prevention International’s (SPI) mission is to ensure a seamless and secure online experience for internet users by providing education and awareness of how to identify and prevent threats from scammers.

Each year there are more and more internet users, 5.44 billion users worldwide in 2024. Each year scammers coming up with new ways to rob you of your identity, empty your bank accounts, steal your home, break your heart, or lose a loved one to suicide.

Scam Prevention International aims to ensure that everyone can explore and use the numerous opportunities available online without exposing themselves to tricksters and scammers looking to access users’ private information to engage in harmful activities such as selling it or stealing the users’ identity and money and much more.

SPI brings awareness to individuals, businesses and consumers of the many types of scams, how to avoid being scammed and how to report the scam. This information is presented in a clear, concise, and simple format that also includes games, graphics, and articles that help even the least experienced users stay alert and safe while accessing the internet.

The services we provide include:
Educational workshops and seminars to learn about the most common type of scams, as well as current scams, how to recognize them, and how to protect yourself.

Follow up assistance: We provide one to one, counselling if you have reported being scammed, check on you, and provide additional assistance, if needed.

Support groups: We provide an online support group to allow you to share your experiences and receive emotional support so you know you are not alone.

Scam prevention videos: We provide videos on the various typs of scams that can be watched and listened to at your leisure, online, to help learn about the latest scam trends and how to protect yourself.

Did you know that under 5% of people report being a victim of a scam?
• Are you a Victim?
• Do you know a Victim?
• Do you know where to go for Help?
• Do you know how or where to go to Report?

We can help you or someone you know with that.

We know, victims of online scams are often too embarrassed to come forward. However, the more of these incidents that are reported, the more people will know they are not alone, law enforcement will have a better chance of shutting down the perpetrators, and the more aware others will be of the dangers lurking online.

Victims suffer in silence. If you are a victim or suspect someone is a victim, contact us at darlene@noscam.ca

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