Report to Delta

• Ticket fraud and fraudulent bookings
• Fake Delta gift card promotion websites
• Prize letters and postcards promising free travel
• Emails claiming you bought a ticket or that a card was charged

1. 1

   Call the Revenue Protection Unit

   Delta gives 404-773-5315 as the information line for reporting potential ticket fraud or suspicion of it.

2. 2

   Refuse any gift card payment

   Delta states it never asks you to pay with alternative forms of payment. That covers Visa gift cards, Amex gift cards and Google Play cards.

3. 3

   Ignore free-flight social offers

   Sites offering free flights for following or liking an account are not Delta. Neither are the letters and prize notifications promising free travel.

4. 4

   Check the booking on delta.com yourself

   An email saying you purchased a ticket, that a card was charged, or with an invoice attached is checked by opening your Delta account directly.

• The confirmation number quoted in the message
• The sender address or the website address
• The card charged, if a payment went through

The Revenue Protection line handles ticket fraud. A payment sent to a fake Delta promotion never reached Delta, so recovery is with your bank.