Customers can report suspected fraud to all of the following except:

Customers can report suspected fraud to a variety of authorities that deal with consumer protection and fraud awareness. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is a key agency that addresses fraud and deceptive practices across the country. Similarly, the Illinois Department of Insurance (IDOI) focuses on insurance-related issues, including fraudulent activities involving insurance products and services. The Illinois Office of the Attorney General also plays a role in consumer protection, investigating and prosecuting fraud cases.

The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT), however, does not have a mandate related to fraud in the same context as the other options listed. IDOT primarily oversees transportation services and infrastructure within the state and is not involved in consumer fraud reporting. Therefore, it is not an appropriate agency for consumers to report suspected fraud issues that generally relate to financial or insurance matters.