Americans lose BILLIONS of dollars a year to online scams.

Department of Homeland Security on X official account2026-10-22

Americans lose BILLIONS of dollars a year to online scams. At the direction of @POTUS Trump, DHS is working with partners across the government to shut down these scammers and ending their theft of Americans' hard-earned money.

Posted on X 2026-10-22 by @DHSgov · View on X →

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President Trump signed an executive order for cyber scams, and he's the first president ever to look at this. Just kind of give you some numbers. Just those that are over 60 annually, we lose 7 .7 billion in online scams. Those under 29, it's just below 400 million. One in four Americans today will be solicited for online scams. That's how broad this is.

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Americans lose BILLIONS of dollars a year to online scams. At the direction of @POTUS Trump, DHS is working with partners across the government to shut down these scammers and ending their theft of Americans' hard-earned money.

President Trump signed an executive order for cyber scams, and he's the first president ever to look at this. Just kind of give you some numbers. Just those that are over 60 annually, we lose 7 .7 billion in online scams. Those under 29, it's just below 400 million. One in four Americans today will be solicited for online scams. That's how broad this is.

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