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If you see a Walmart.com charge on your card, but you don't recognize it as yours, your card may be compromised. Select the Chat with us button to get help right away. When prompted, type Unauthorized Charges in the chat window.
If you are a victim of identity theft, you may request, at no charge, copies of application and business records in our control relating to the fraudulent transactions which may have occurred at Walmart or Sam's Club, or one of our websites.
If you suspect you have received a fraudulent email claiming to be from Walmart, please send the email directly to Walmart at OnlineAbuse@walmart.com with the scam as an attachment. For investigatory purposes, please do not cut and paste the email, forward the email, or change the subject line.
Protect yourself from fraud. Never send money to someone you do not know. We want to help protect our customers from money transfer scams. If our associates suspect you could be a victim of fraud, we may be unable to complete your transaction.
If you believe you have become a victim of fraud, please contact your local police department immediately. You can also submit a fraud report here for us to make our best attempt to stop or recover funds from fraudulent activity.
Concerns are always treated confidentially, and if you choose, you may report your concern anonymously. 800-963-8442 (1-800-WM-ETHIC) in the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico, or your local phone number which is listed at the end of our Code.
You can report Walmart scams to Walmart by emailing abuse@walmart.com or calling (888) 537-5503 (for gift card scams) or 1 (800) 666-3947 (for wire transfer scams, via MoneyGram). How can I protect myself from falling victim to a Walmart scam?
Whether it’s phishing emails or texts pretending to be Walmart, hackers attempting to break in to your Walmart.com account, or con artists pressuring you to send them Walmart gift cards, it pays to be able to spot and avoid scams targeting Walmart.
A hacked Walmart account can lead to financial fraud, identity theft, and further scams. If you see any warning signs that your Walmart account has been hacked, act quickly to secure it — and yourself.
The Federal Trade Commission today sued Walmart for allowing its money transfer services to be used by fraudsters, who fleeced consumers out of hundreds of millions of dollars. In its lawsuit, the FTC alleges that for years, the company turned a blind eye while scammers took advantage of its failure to properly secure the money transfer ...