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ITRC Report Reveals the Comprehensive Losses Suffered by Scam Victims

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On October 28, 2026, Digital Transactions News cited the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC)’s “2026 Consumer Impact Report,” reporting that the effects on scam victims go beyond financial losses. The report found that 33.7% of scam victims experienced adverse impacts, significantly higher than the 17.3% of traditional identity theft victims. The article did not further disclose the specific types of adverse impacts, sample size, or survey methodology.

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LatestOct 28 23:14
The ITRC report states that the rate of adverse impacts among scam victims is 33.7%, higher than the 17.3% among traditional identity theft victims.

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  1. Digital Transactions News
    Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) Report: The Consequences of Identity Theft and Scams Extend Beyond Financial Losses

    The Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC)’s “2026 Consumer Impact Report” found that the rate of adverse impacts among scam victims was 33.7%, higher than the 17.3% among traditional identity theft victims.

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