Internet Crime Complaint Center — The Internet Crime Complaint Center, commonly called IC3, is the FBI’s online reporting center for internet-related crime. Authorities direct victims of the Mexican timeshare scheme to submit complaints through it. A complaint supplies information for assessment and does not itself guarantee an investigation or reimbursement. — Crime Reporting

Added October 11, 2026

Internet Crime Complaint Center — The Internet Crime Complaint Center, known as IC3, receives reports of internet-enabled crime for the FBI. It accepts complaints from U.S. residents and people outside the United States. It reviews and refers information as appropriate without providing individual investigative status updates. — Reporting Agencies

Added October 18, 2026

Internet Crime Complaint Center — The Internet Crime Complaint Center, known as IC3, receives reports of internet-enabled crime through the FBI’s reporting system. A victim’s submission documents information about the suspected offense and associated losses. Filing an IC3 report remains separate from contacting a bank, preserving evidence, or obtaining a local police report. — Reporting and Evidence

Added October 23, 2026