Scam Or Reliable - All Alerts

Fake job ads with high salaries and flexible hours target job seekers online. Scammers demand upfront fees or sensitive data after contact. Research companies before applying, and never pay to get a job or share your bank info with unknown recruiters.

Scammers create fake platforms or campaigns for crypto, NFT, or AI investments, promising fast or guaranteed returns. Beware of urgent offers and always check the legitimacy of any project before investing your money.

A criminal tricks your provider into issuing a new SIM, intercepting all your calls and SMS. They use this access to take over your online accounts. Use app-based authentication and alert your carrier if you suddenly lose signal for no reason.

Vishing uses phone calls to impersonate official or technical support. Criminals create urgency to obtain your credentials or push you to install malware. Learn how to detect and avoid falling into this trap.

Scammers release fake apps on stores or through links to steal your data or install malware. Check the publisher, reviews, and permissions before installing. If in doubt, report the app and contact your bank immediately to protect your information.

Scammers contact payroll or HR, impersonating staff and providing fraudulent bank details to divert salary payments. Always verify requests directly, train your team, and report incidents on reportfraud.ftc.gov or actionfraud.police.uk.

Fraudsters launch fake donation drives or solidarity campaigns online, especially after disasters. Always verify the organizer and platform before donating. If in doubt, report the scam at reportfraud.ftc.gov and consult trusted anti-fraud resources.

Fraudsters use AI to imitate your voice and claim an emergency, urging your relatives to send money. For any suspicious call, verify the caller’s identity via another channel. Never share sensitive information, even if the voice sounds familiar—AI can fool anyone.

Alarming pop-ups or calls warn of a fake computer problem and urge you to contact a “technician” who may take control of your device or demand payment. End all communication and always contact official support channels directly for help.

If you get an official message about a surprise inheritance, don’t send money or details before checking. Fraudsters impersonate lawyers or notaries and ask for fees or banking information. Verify every offer and never act on urgency alone.