Check if this message is a scam
Use this page when a message, call, or email makes you feel rushed, confused, or worried.
The safest first move is usually the same: stop, do not tap, and check through the official app, website, or phone number you already trust.
Localised examples
Common scam angles in your country
- Fake bank or government account warnings
- Parcel, payment, or login-reset requests
- Use the official app, website, or phone number you already trust.
[Government Service] Your account has been suspended. Click here to verify:
http://service-check-login.netlify.app/verify
Act within 24 hours or your account will be closed.
Common warning signs
- You did not expect the message, call, or payment request.
- It asks you to act fast, keep it secret, or avoid checking with someone else.
- It asks for passwords, OTPs, card details, identity details, or money.
- The link, sender name, or website address looks slightly wrong.
- It tries to pull you away from the official app or website you already know.
If you are not sure, do this first
- Do not tap the link.
- Do not reply in the same thread.
- Do not call the number inside the message.
- Open the official app or website yourself and check from there.
- If money or passwords are involved, contact your bank or service provider directly right away.
Use Scam Checker below
Answer the questions about the message or call you received. The checker is there to help you slow down and judge whether it looks suspicious.
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Follow along and tick each step as you go. You can use a real device right now!
✨ Tip: Ticking these boxes only works on your screen — nothing is saved or sent anywhere.
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