Online Scam Message Analyzer
Got a strange SMS, WhatsApp message or email? Paste it below and this analyzer scans it for scam warning signs — fake urgency, prize claims, bank impersonation, payment demands and suspicious links — then gives you a risk score and clear next steps.
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What to do now
This tool checks text patterns only. A low score does not prove a message is safe — when in doubt, contact the company through its official website or phone number, never through links in the message.
How to use
- Paste the full text of the suspicious SMS, WhatsApp message or email.
- Press Analyze — the tool lists every scam signal it finds with a risk score.
- Follow the next steps: never click links or send money from the message itself.
Tips
- Real banks never ask for your PIN, OTP or CVV by SMS, WhatsApp or email.
- Prize wins you never entered, and urgent account-block warnings, are the two most common scam hooks.
- Check links carefully: a real bank link matches the official domain exactly, not a shortened or misspelled address.
- When unsure, open the official app or website yourself instead of using the message link.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How do I check if a message is a scam?
Paste the full text of the suspicious SMS, WhatsApp message or email. The analyzer scans it for fake urgency, prize claims, bank impersonation, payment demands and suspicious links, then gives you a risk score and clear next steps.
Does a low risk score mean the message is safe?
No. The tool checks text patterns only, so a low score does not prove a message is safe. When in doubt, contact the company through its official website or phone number, never through links in the message.
What scam tricks should I watch for?
Prize wins you never entered and urgent account-block warnings are the two most common scam hooks. Real banks never ask for your PIN, OTP or CVV by SMS, WhatsApp or email.
Is the analyzer free?
Yes, it is free to use online.