FCC warns scammers are impersonating Commissioner Anna Gomez
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) warned that scammers are impersonating FCC officials, including Commissioner Anna Gomez, and contacting consumers.
TL;DR
- The FCC said scammers are posing as FCC officials.
- The warning specifically named Commissioner Anna Gomez.
- The FCC urged consumers to report incidents through its complaint form.
The FCC said impersonator scams are targeting consumers by using the names of FCC officials. The agency's warning specifically said scammers have masqueraded as Commissioner Anna Gomez.
The FCC urged consumers who receive these contacts to treat them as scams. The agency said people should report suspected impersonation attempts through an FCC complaint form.
Light Reading reported the FCC warning as part of a broader rise in impersonator scams. The source description did not provide additional details on the method of contact, the number of cases, or any financial losses.
Related questions
- Which FCC official did the agency say scammers are impersonating?
- What did the FCC tell consumers to do if they receive these scam contacts?
- Which US agency issued the warning about impersonator scams?
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