| Year | Complaints | YoY | Reported losses | YoY | Citation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 1,008,597 | +17.3% | $20.877 billion | +26% | IC3 2025 report |
| 2024 | 859,532 | -2.4% | $16.6 billion | +33% | IC3 2024 report |
| 2023 | 880,418 | +9.9% | $12.5 billion | +21% | IC3 2023 report |
| 2022 | 800,944 | -5.5% | $10.3 billion | +49% | IC3 2023 report |
| 2021 | 847,376 | +7.0% | $6.9 billion | +64% | IC3 2023 report |
| 2020 | 791,790 | +69.4% | $4.2 billion | +20% | IC3 2023 report |
| 2019 | 467,361 | — | $3.5 billion | — | IC3 2023 report |
2019–2023 values come from the five-year table in the 2023 report. Losses before 2025 are published rounded to $0.1 billion, so YoY loss changes are approximate.
Sources: FBI IC3 2025 Internet Crime Report, p. 8; FBI IC3 2024 Internet Crime Report, p. 10. IC3 renamed "Tech Support" to "Tech/Customer Support" in 2025.
| Investment | $8.65B | +32% |
| Business Email Compromise | $3.05B | +10% |
| Tech/Customer Support | $2.13B | +46% |
| Personal Data Breach | $1.31B | -10% |
| Confidence/Romance | $929.3M | +38% |
| Government Impersonation | $797.9M | +97% |
| Other | $512.1M | +83% |
| Non-Payment/Non-Delivery | $503.4M | -36% |
| Data Breach | $435.2M | +19% |
| Employment | $362.9M | +37% |
| Credit Card/Check Fraud | $282.7M | +41% |
| Real Estate | $275.1M | +58% |
| Phishing/Spoofing | $215.8M | +208% |
| Lottery/Sweepstakes/Inheritance | $194.1M | +90% |
| Identity Theft | $185.8M | +7% |
| Advanced Fee | $155.9M | +53% |
| Extortion | $122.5M | -14% |
| Ransomware | $32.3M | +159% |
| Harassment/Stalking | $27.7M | +161% |
| IPR/Copyright and Counterfeit | $26.7M | +206% |
| Overpayment | $22.9M | +7% |
| Malware | $19.4M | +1318% |
| SIM Swap | $17.4M | -33% |
| Botnet | $13.9M | +56% |
| Threats of Violence | $9.5M | +416% |
| Charity | $7.9M | n/a |
Age is self-reported; complaints without an age are not included. Source: FBI IC3 2025 Internet Crime Report, p. 6.
| California | 116,414 | $3.67B | 296 | $2.10B | +21% |
| Texas | 97,912 | $1.83B | 309 | $1.02B | +57% |
| Florida | 71,843 | $1.60B | 306 | $914.5M | +38% |
| New York | 45,255 | $1.23B | 226 | $593.4M | +24% |
| Illinois | 32,977 | $535.3M | 259 | $257.9M | +30% |
| Pennsylvania | 31,154 | $537.8M | 239 | $292.9M | +12% |
| Arizona | 28,868 | $630.7M | 379 | $346.3M | +44% |
| Ohio | 27,626 | $421.3M | 232 | $208.9M | +11% |
| North Carolina | 25,940 | $431.6M | 232 | $229.6M | +18% |
| Georgia | 25,936 | $534.6M | 229 | $264.5M | +31% |
| Washington | 25,619 | $458.2M | 320 | $263.1M | +42% |
| Virginia | 25,314 | $476.1M | 285 | $261.2M | +45% |
| Massachusetts | 22,936 | $410.9M | 321 | $180.2M | +61% |
| Michigan | 22,191 | $381.1M | 219 | $210.2M | +36% |
| Indiana | 20,777 | $233.0M | 298 | $99.6M | -12% |
| New Jersey | 20,648 | $660.4M | 216 | $383.7M | +32% |
| Maryland | 19,430 | $390.2M | 310 | $246.5M | +30% |
| Colorado | 18,847 | $355.0M | 313 | $202.1M | +27% |
| Wisconsin | 16,680 | $194.2M | 279 | $87.4M | +73% |
| Tennessee | 16,261 | $269.2M | 222 | $142.0M | +43% |
| South Carolina | 14,699 | $264.1M | 264 | $118.5M | +52% |
| Missouri | 14,087 | $233.9M | 225 | $108.8M | +40% |
| Minnesota | 13,595 | $248.9M | 233 | $151.7M | +47% |
| Nevada | 13,366 | $302.2M | 407 | $205.4M | +25% |
| Oregon | 12,477 | $193.2M | 292 | $545.9M | +38% |
| Oklahoma | 11,964 | $131.9M | 290 | $62.4M | +60% |
| Alabama | 9,936 | $167.2M | 191 | $93.8M | +27% |
| Utah | 9,903 | $195.4M | 280 | $107.5M | +44% |
| Connecticut | 9,714 | $219.5M | 263 | $91.0M | +71% |
| Kentucky | 9,414 | $119.7M | 204 | $60.2M | +53% |
| Louisiana | 8,623 | $105.4M | 187 | $53.7M | +34% |
| Kansas | 7,927 | $147.3M | 266 | $78.1M | +65% |
| Arkansas | 6,161 | $102.5M | 198 | $44.1M | +45% |
| New Mexico | 5,688 | $85.6M | 268 | $45.2M | +46% |
| Iowa | 5,436 | $95.5M | 168 | $43.7M | -24% |
| Mississippi | 5,084 | $77.4M | 172 | $38.3M | +66% |
| Idaho | 4,479 | $88.7M | 221 | $48.3M | +45% |
| New Hampshire | 4,374 | $59.3M | 309 | $36.5M | +87% |
| West Virginia | 4,209 | $92.6M | 238 | $23.2M | +62% |
| Nebraska | 3,724 | $71.8M | 185 | $34.9M | +43% |
| Hawaii | 3,328 | $106.4M | 232 | $79.8M | +28% |
| Alaska | 3,202 | $40.0M | 434 | $18.6M | -53% |
| District of Columbia | 3,113 | $97.4M | 449 | $37.0M | -19% |
| Delaware | 3,089 | $62.0M | 291 | $26.9M | +10% |
| Maine | 2,888 | $56.5M | 204 | $35.8M | +35% |
| Rhode Island | 2,700 | $72.0M | 242 | $14.1M | +64% |
| Montana | 2,618 | $53.2M | 229 | $35.1M | +41% |
| South Dakota | 2,514 | $51.5M | 269 | $23.2M | +94% |
| Vermont | 1,580 | $26.6M | 245 | $7.5M | +69% |
| Wyoming | 1,552 | $25.8M | 264 | $13.7M | +13% |
| North Dakota | 1,418 | $37.9M | 177 | $20.1M | +60% |
Complaints filed with the FBI IC3 by residents of the state during the report year. Complaints are self-reported and are not unique or confirmed incidents. YoY compares the selected metric with 2024. Per-100K uses U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 population estimates (NST-EST2025-ALLDATA); territories other than Puerto Rico have no Census estimate in that file. Sources: FBI IC3 2025 Internet Crime Report, p. 28.