Frequently Asked Questions

Keith W. Ludwick, Ph.D. is an award-winning, retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent with over 23 years of distinguished service for the Bureau, 5 years as a pilot with the Air Force, and almost 10 years as a Professor of Intelligence and Biodefense. A series of high-profile roles and exceptional accomplishments mark his career. You can read his history and download his biography on our About page, but even more importantly, we welcome you to search his name in any internet service. You can also view the faculty page at American Military University or check his status with the Florida Association of Licensed Investigators. Additionally, you can verify our business status on Sunbiz.org.

While law enforcement or other presentations are important and provide outstanding information, these are often single, hour long presentations with little follow-up or personalization. The Fraud Free Life Program offers a continuous learning experience to help reinforce important topics and keep you up to date on the latest scam tactics. Research shows continuous learning and frequent updates help make the skills you learn at the forefront of your mind right when you need it.

We would love to help you. Please send an email to support@stopscammingme.com for additional support. Please explain as much as possible what is wrong so we can direct your message to the correct person.

Generally, once you have lost money in a scam, the money has left the United States and is non-recoverable. However, there are some instances where a U.S.-based middleman helped defraud you, and there may be some opportunity for recovery if you act quickly. Please make sure you have reported your scam loss to the correct authorities, and we can explore any recovery options available.

We would love to see you at a live workshop! We schedule live workshops most months based on requests by homeowners associations, community centers, and other groups. Please click HERE if you would like to request a live workshop.

Absolutely! Most of the information we provide is publicly available. Stop Scamming Me scoured national and local resources, worldwide news, and industry journals to understand every angle of this complex problem. Further, we interviewed law enforcement and financial professionals to understand what other businesses are doing to help prevent scams and fraud. Lastly, we researched industry journals in psychology and elder issues to find the best prevention method. Additionally, we constantly monitor current trends in scamming. We designed this program to be a one-stop shop which will help you become knowledgable and confident in understanding scams and fraud in a concise, easy to understand format.