If you’re considering adoption, you deserve a process that’s safe, respectful, and verified. Unfortunately, scammers sometimes target expectant mothers by offering money, fake housing, or making emotional promises. Here’s how to spot the red flags and how our team keeps you safe.
What an Adoption Scam Looks Like
• Pressure or urgency. Someone pushes you to decide today, sign immediately, or avoid talking to an agency.• Cash
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