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An Garda Síochána

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If you have been a victim of a financial scam, it is crucial to report the incident in person to your local Garda station.

Upon reporting, you will receive a PULSE number, which is the crime reference number specific to your report. It's important to retain this number for future reference. If you have lost money in an online fraud, immediately request a recall from your bank.

Be aware that the PULSE number may not be provided immediately, as the Garda must first assess and record the matter. Under the Victim’s Charter, you have rights, including communication from a victim’s liaison office with updates on your case.

Remember, reporting scams not only helps in potentially recovering your losses but also assists in preventing future incidents and understanding the scale and methods of such crimes.

Who this supports
Everyone
Where it's available
Supported languages
Talk to us about
Our main focus

About An Garda Síochána

If you have been a victim of a financial scam, it is crucial to report the incident in person to your local Garda station.

Upon reporting, you will receive a PULSE number, which is the crime reference number specific to your report. It's important to retain this number for future reference. If you have lost money in an online fraud, immediately request a recall from your bank.

Be aware that the PULSE number may not be provided immediately, as the Garda must first assess and record the matter. Under the Victim’s Charter, you have rights, including communication from a victim’s liaison office with updates on your case.

Remember, reporting scams not only helps in potentially recovering your losses but also assists in preventing future incidents and understanding the scale and methods of such crimes.