Crowdsourced fraud intelligence
Report a VoIP Scam
System administrators and call center operators can report IPs, SIP URIs, or phone numbers behind fraudulent traffic, with SIP logs as evidence. Verified reports become public threat intelligence for telecom compliance and fraud prevention.
Submit a report
Tell us what you saw
Reports are reviewed before publication. False or malicious submissions violate our Acceptable Use Policy.
How it works
- 01Submit the scammer's IP, SIP URI, or phone number with a SIP log or call context.
- 02SipRadar analysts verify the report against honeypot telemetry and carrier traces.
- 03Approved entities get a public profile and feed into threat intelligence for operators.
Compliance
Crowdsourced scam reports help telecom operators meet fraud prevention and regulatory reporting obligations. Approved data supports audit trails and customer protection workflows.
By submitting, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Acceptable Use Policy.
Example approved profiles
- 185.243.115.84SIP scan / REGISTER brute-force
- +38761123456Wangiri / one-ring scam
FAQ
VoIP scam reporting FAQ
How crowdsourced reports become verified threat intelligence for carriers and sysadmins.
Contact support →System administrators, call center operators, telecom engineers, and MSPs who received suspicious SIP traffic or fraudulent calls on infrastructure they manage. You must provide accurate contact details so our analysts can verify the report.