Scammers target people who want to lower credit card interest rates
Published on April 30, 2026.
The Federal Trade Commission has warned about a scam that tricks people into lowering their credit card interest rates. If you believe in this, contact your credit card company. It is illegal for any company to charge up front for debt relief. The FTC has provided an action plan to help identify these scams.
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