Scam or Reliable - All anti-fraud articles

Cloned voice, panicked call, fake loved one in danger: learn to recognise a voice deepfake scam and verify before sending money.

Australia, United States, United Kingdom: three complementary approaches to better prevent fraud, detect weak signals, secure payments and help victims react quickly.

Understand why a scam can seem credible despite its lies: familiar codes, urgency, real data, plausible context and fake trust signals.

Learn how to report fraud without falling for a fake support service: verify official channels, avoid refund promises and protect your data.

Personal data shared with a fake website or adviser: discover the mistakes to avoid in order to limit identity theft, hacking, bank fraud and targeted follow-ups.

Victim of a scam? Discover the actions to take in the first 30 minutes to cut off contact, protect your accounts, warn the bank and keep evidence.

Learn how to spot a fake holiday rental before paying: copied listing, overly attractive price, urgent deposit, payment outside the platform or suspicious owner.

Learn how to spot visible signs of a suspicious URL before clicking: misleading domain, urgent wording, shortened link, excessive promise or request for sensitive data.

Buying on a marketplace does not only present a risk of a fake seller, a parcel never delivered or a counterfeit product. Some products can also be non-compliant, poorly labelled, poorly designed or genuinely dangerous for the user. Toys, chargers, cosmetics, electrical accessories, jewellery or children’s items can pose safety problems that are difficult to […]

Online comparison sites can help you choose insurance, an energy offer, a loan, travel, a subscription or a digital service. But they do not all play the same role: some genuinely inform users, while others mainly steer them toward paying partners. The risk is not always a direct scam, but a biased decision caused by […]