Is this a scam?
Paste a message you were sent. We follow the links, check who really owns them, and tell you plainly whether it is a scam.
What we look at
- Where a link really goes. Short links get followed to the end, because a real company and a scammer can both use one.
- Whether the address belongs to the company the message names, or only looks like it.
- How old the domain is, and whether it appears on public lists of malicious sites.
- The wording: deadlines, fines, prizes, and requests for a password or a code.
No account needed. Phone numbers, cards, IBANs and email addresses are removed before anything is stored.