Scam Checker
Check whether a message, offer or contact is a scam.
Not sure what it is? Scan it.
Paste or type whatever arrived — a link, an email address, a phone number, a website, a QR code or the message itself. Each one is checked by the tool built for it, in your own browser.
What you can check
Link Checker
Scan a link for phishing and malware before you open it.
Email Checker
Find out if an email address or sender is trustworthy.
Phone Checker
Check a phone number for scam reports.
Website Checker
Check whether an online shop or website is legitimate.
QR Checker
Reveal where a QR code actually sends you.
How a result is graded
Nothing known against it right now. That is not a promise of safety: a domain can pass every check today and change hands tomorrow.
One indicator deserves a second look — a domain registered days ago, a redirect chain that hides where it ends, or wording copied from a known campaign.
Several indicators line up with a documented scam pattern. Treat the message as hostile and act on none of it.
The indicators are those of an active campaign, or the address is already reported as fraudulent. Do not reply, pay, log in or open anything it points to.
What cannot be checked here
Images, screenshots, voice notes, phone calls, video and file attachments are not analysed — nothing on this site reads a picture or listens to audio. Pages behind a login, a paywall or a form are out of reach as well. That is why every check asks for text, a link or a number.