Send us the message and we'll tell you — scam or safe, in plain English, with the exact thing that gave it away.
It's free, there's nothing to sign up for, and no question is too small. If it made you pause, that instinct was worth listening to.
How it works
Upload a picture of the text, email, or message. No account needed, no forms to fill in, no explaining yourself.
If you paste the wording, we scan it immediately against the fraud patterns we teach — payment demands, fake urgency, spoofed senders, disguised links.
Software misses the clever ones, so a human reads every submission and replies in plain English — scam or not, and exactly what to do next.
One promise about the automatic check: it can tell you when something matches a known scam, but it will never tell you a message is safe. The scams that cost people the most are the ones written carefully enough to pass an automatic scan. That is exactly why a person reads every single one.
Anything that made you stop and wonder. There is no such thing as a silly one — we'd far rather look at ten real messages than miss one scam.
Don't wait on us. Call your bank now and ask them to stop or reverse it, then report it at reportfraud.ftc.gov. Speed matters more than anything else in the first few hours. Tick the box in the form above and we'll show you the full list immediately.
And please don't feel embarrassed. These are engineered by professionals to work on careful people. Being targeted is not the same as being foolish.
Checking with us is the safety net. The course teaches you the tells so you catch the next one on your own — and so does our free workshop.
