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Scam message checker: is this a scam?
Paste a WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, email or dating-app chat. The checker compares it with 29 patterns taken from real scam-compound training scripts and highlights the lines that match. It runs entirely on your device: nothing you paste is sent or saved.
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How the checker works
Scam compounds work from written scripts. The same phrases, excuses and pressure tactics are pasted to thousands of people. This checker looks for those patterns: requests to pay a fee before you can withdraw, “guaranteed” daily profits, a relative who “teaches investing”, attempts to turn you against your bank, excuses to avoid a video call, requests for OTPs, threats of arrest, and job offers that match trafficking routes.
Many of the patterns come directly from the leaked training documents. Each red flag explains why it matters and links the advice to the stage of the scam you may be in.
Your privacy
The checker runs entirely in your browser. The site has no analytics, no cookies and no server that receives your text, and its security policy blocks the page from sending data anywhere.
What it cannot do
It cannot verify a person, a company or a website, and new scripts appear all the time. Use the result as a second opinion, and talk to someone you trust before sending money, documents or codes.
Questions people ask
Is this scam checker free?
Yes. It is free, needs no account and runs on your device.
Is my message sent anywhere?
No. The analysis runs in your browser and the site’s security policy blocks outgoing connections.
The checker says “no strong patterns”. Is the message safe?
Not necessarily. It only recognises known patterns. If money, passwords or travel are involved, verify independently before acting.
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