Is this a scam?
Paste the subject line, the sender address, the phone number, or the whole message. It is checked against every family on record, entirely in your browser.
How it works
- What is checked
- Phone numbers, sender addresses and domains, defanged URLs, and every subject-line variant on record — each one dated to the wave it appeared in.
- Order of matching
- Exact indicator first (a phone number or domain is either on record or not), then subject-line resemblance. A resemblance is shown as "looks like", never as a verdict.
- What "no match" means
- Only that this exact thing is not on record. Indicators change weekly; a family can be active with a number we have not seen yet. An empty result is never "safe".
- Where the index comes from
- Generated at build time from the same JSON files that render the family records:
/scams/check-index.jsonand/scams/indicators.json. Anyone can reuse them (CC BY 4.0). - Privacy
- No request leaves the page when you check something. If you choose to report a message, that is a separate, explicit step.