Paste the message or add a screenshot. In seconds you get a plain-English verdict, the warning signs, and exactly what to do next.
This is a common fake toll notice. Toll agencies don't text links demanding fast payment, and the web address isn't an official one.
In 2025, Americans reported losing a record $15.9 billion to fraud, and text messages were the top way scammers made first contact, according to the Federal Trade Commission. Most losses are never reported, so the real number is higher.
Copy the text, email or link, or add a screenshot.
Urgency, odd links, payment demands, impersonation and other known tricks.
Scam, suspicious or looks safe, with simple next steps.
No tool catches every scam. Scam Check gives an AI opinion based on known scam patterns. When in doubt, treat a message as a scam and contact the company directly.
No. We send the message to our AI provider to analyze it and show you the result. We don't save it. Don't paste passwords, full card numbers or one-time codes.
Yes. Open the checker, then use your browser's "Add to Home Screen" option. It opens like an app.
Anyone who gets texts and emails, and especially families helping older parents spot scams.