Region
Europe
Join the fight against scams by becoming a member
of the GASA Europe Chapter
Why does GASA
Europe exist?
Online scams continue to escalate across Europe, impacting consumers, businesses, and public institutions alike. Financial losses are rising year on year, but the broader cost is also measured in eroded trust, emotional harm, and strain on enforcement and support systems.
The GASA Europe Chapter exists to convene leaders across sectors and drive coordinated action against online scams. By strengthening alignment between industry, government, law enforcement, and consumer advocates, we work to accelerate prevention, improve disruption efforts, and build a safer digital environment across the region.
What do we do?
We protect consumers in Europe through research, collaboration, and real-time intelligence:
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Virtual meet-ups and summits
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Annual state of scams reports
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Scam.org: Anti-Scam Hub for consumers
British adults lost money to scams.
of scams per person per year in The Netherlands.
of European adults experienced a scam.
GASA EUROPE
Board members
GASA Europe is currently being setup with a cross-sector board of leaders committed to fighting scams across the continent
Abigail Bishop
Global Head of Scam Prevention
Amazon
Els Bruggeman
Group Manager Policy, Enforcement and Communication
Euroconsumers
Meet the Europe Team
The GASA Europe team leads regional initiatives
to strengthen collaboration and fight scams across the continent
Andrei Skorobogatov
Director of Policy
Metje van der Meer
Marketing Director
Jorij Abraham
Managing Director
Upcoming events
Global Anti-Scam Summit (GASS) America 2026
Protecting Seniors & Vulnerable Communities from Fraud
10:00 AM (UTC) · English
REGISTERResearch Working Group Meeting September
1:00 PM (UTC) · English
REGISTER1st Meeting GASA Europe (members & invite only)
10:00 AM (UTC) · English
REGISTERResearch Working Group Meeting December
2:00 PM (UTC) · English
REGISTERLatest blogs & research
Public-Private Partnerships in Action: Key Takeaways From the Global Anti-Scam Summit Europe 2026
Key takeaways from the Global Anti-Scam Summit Europe 2026 on how public-private partnerships can strengthen scam prevention, intelligence sharing, regulation and victim protection.
State of Scams in Germany - 2026
This study of 2,550 German adults shows that scam exposure continues to rise, with 66% of participants encountering a scam in the past year. While 57% say they are confident in recognizing scams, 26% still interacted with a scammer (44% of those exposed). Ultimately, 7% experienced financial or data loss, with only 3% reporting the incident to authorities. Among victims, the impact extends beyond financial harm, with 70% reporting effects on their mental wellbeing, and more than half (56%) experiencing repeat scams
Anatomy of an Investment/Crypto Scam
On 21 May, the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) hosted a webinar bringing together leading voices from the crypto industry, law enforcement, compliance, and civil society.
Disrupting RedVDS: A Case Study in Taking Down Scam Infrastructure
How Microsoft’s RedVDS takedown shows the value of legal, technical and law enforcement action against cybercrime infrastructure.