Scam Text Analyzer
Check if a message shows common scam patterns.
Educational Tool: This analyzer uses rule-based pattern matching to identify common scam language. It does not guarantee a message is safe or dangerous. Always exercise caution with unexpected requests.
How to Use This Tool
- 1.Copy the suspicious message, email, or text you want to check
- 2.Paste it into the text area below
- 3.Click "Analyze Text" to see the risk assessment
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Common Scam Patterns We Look For
Urgency Language
"Act now," "last chance," "expires today," "immediate action required"
Threats
"Account will be closed," "legal action," "arrest warrant," "suspended"
Payment Demands
Gift cards, wire transfer, cryptocurrency, unconventional payment methods
Authority Impersonation
Claims to be IRS, Social Security, FBI, bank officer, tech support
Sensitive Data Requests
Asking for passwords, PINs, verification codes, SSN, account numbers
Prize/Windfall Claims
"You won," "congratulations," "selected winner," "claim your prize"
How to Respond Safely
Pause and Verify
Take time to verify the sender through official channels
Never Click Suspicious Links
Go directly to official websites instead of clicking links in messages
Call Official Numbers
Look up and call the organization's official phone number independently
Trust Your Instincts
If something feels wrong, it probably is. Don't let urgency pressure you