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Videos from the Federal Trade Commission offer practical, useful, and memorable messages that can save you money, time, and aggravation. And they’re free.

We have videos that tell you how to protect your identity, avoid student loan debt relief scams, and how to spot scams against your small business. Other videos are about how to stay ahead of scammers, such as by signing up for free email updates from the FTC.

And now, for your viewing pleasure... a selection of the FTC’s top releases:

Best new release:

Social Media Influencers video
Advice for Social Media Influencers

 

First-person stories:

Hang up on Social Security Spam Calls video
Hang Up on Social Security Scam Calls  

 

Work at home scams video Work at Home Scams

 

Trilogy:

How to stop calls on your home phone videoHow to Stop Calls on My Home Phone

 

How to stop unwanted calls on your mobile phone videoHow to Stop Calls on My Mobile Phone

 

How to stop calls from fake numbers video
 How to Stop Calls From Fake Numbers

 

Feature documentary:

Explore data with the FTC video
 Explore Data with the FTC

 

Best short:

Why Report Fraud videoWhy Report Fraud?

Check out our complete line-up of consumer videos. Share your favorites with family, friends and colleagues. Post our videos on social media, your blog, or website. You’ll find embed code in our media center.

 

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February 07, 2020
Thank you for these features.
Patricia Oldham
February 07, 2020
I received an envelope with another name but my address. I handed it back to the postal employee as I could tell there was a credit card inside but I took a picture of the envelope which had the false name attached to my address. I felt this was a safety measure should this name pop up on anything else attached to my address.
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