Mass. AG reports record consumer complaints in early 2026 due to rising scams and digital fraud.

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell's office reported a record number of consumer complaints in early 2026, marking a significant increase compared to previous years. The surge includes rising concerns over scams, billing disputes, and issues with online services. Officials attribute the spike to evolving fraud tactics and increased digital transactions. The AG's office is expanding outreach and staffing to address the growing workload and help residents resolve issues.