Anti-fraud tools at your service
Welcome to the “Anti-Fraud Tools” section of ScamOrReliable.com, a practical space designed to help you act more quickly when faced with fraud, suspicious links, dubious offers and emergency situations after a scam.
These free tools complement our alerts, reviews and prevention articles. Their objective is simple: to give you practical guidance to check information, understand a risk, avoid a bad decision or find the right reporting channel.

Have you been the victim of a scam or do you think you may have shared sensitive information? This assistant helps you identify priority actions, evidence to keep, useful steps to take and mistakes to avoid.
Access the assistant for fraud victims
The AI scanner generates a reliability summary based on publicly available information online. It helps identify trust signals, points requiring caution and elements that deserve checking before a purchase or commitment.
Run an analysis with the AI scanner
Reporting fraud is not always straightforward. This assistant directs you to the most appropriate reporting channel depending on the type of problem encountered: phishing, fake website, fraudulent payment, suspicious call, impersonation or fraudulent request.
Find where to report fraud
The anti-fraud crash test lets you test your reflexes against scenarios inspired by the most common scams: phishing, fake parcels, fake technical support, fraudulent payments or fake accounts.
Test your anti-fraud reflexes
Before clicking on a link received by email, SMS, messaging app or social network, this checker helps you analyse visible signals in the URL: real domain, subdomains, URL shorteners, misleading structure or unusual elements.
Analyse a suspicious link
Before placing an order, carefully analysing an advert, quote or offer is essential. This free tool helps you identify suspicious signals, points to check, documents to request and precautions to take before paying a deposit or confirming a transaction.
Check a suspicious offer
Have you received an SMS, email or message that seems suspicious? This free tool analyses its content to identify suspicious signals, help you understand what the sender is probably trying to obtain and advise you before replying, clicking or paying.
Analyse a suspicious messageThe simplest approach is to choose the tool that matches your situation:
Access to Scam or Reliable and these tools is free. Our goal is to help internet users better recognise scams, react more quickly and limit the risks linked to online fraud.

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Beyond obvious scams, some online products and services raise questions about reliability, transparency or commercial practices. Our detailed analyses go far beyond simple opinions: we examine sales conditions, reputation, risk signals and potential traps to know before any purchase or commitment.
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Regularly updated, our blog brings together articles, practical guides, prevention advice and support tools to help you better recognise online traps. Each piece of content is designed to provide you with clear, useful and accessible information, helping you adopt the right reflexes when faced with fraud, dubious offers and deceptive practices.
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