A second look when something feels off
Know the risk before you act.
Check a suspicious message or link. See what stands out and get a practical next step before you click, pay, or reply.
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The problem, in numbers
Scams are getting more costly.
FTC reports show rising fraud losses. Scammers can use messages, calls, and websites to request money or account access.
Reported U.S. fraud losses
Billions of U.S. dollars · FTC Consumer Sentinel
Up about 81% in reported losses since 2022.
Where it begins
Scams can reach you anywhere.
A suspicious approach can arrive through a site, a social post, a call, or a message. The channel alone does not tell you whether to trust it.
How contact began in reported fraud losses
FTC Consumer Sentinel · 2025
These are shares of 2025 fraud reports indicating a loss, among reports that named a contact method. Reports without a contact method and those marked “other” are excluded; additional named methods are not shown. The FTC did not collect reports during the 2025 government shutdown. See the FTC data and methodology.
Why check early?
Check before it costs you.
Before you send money or share a password, you still have choices. Afterward, you may need to contact a bank, secure accounts, and try to recover what was lost.
Before you act
Check, then decide.
Check the message, verify through a contact method you trust, and decide without the sender’s pressure.
After money or access is shared
Recovery takes work.
Your bank or account provider may be able to help, but acting quickly matters and money may already be gone.
Based on the FTC’s advice on avoiding scams and what to do after one.
See it in action
See what a check can reveal.
Select a message to see its warning signs and a safer next step.
SMS · Bank alert
Your Chase account is locked for unusual activity. Verify now at chase-verify.example.com or access will be restricted within 24 hours.
What the checker found
Likely scamAn account-lock warning links to a site outside Chase’s domain.
Safer next step
Open the bank app yourself
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Free recovery guidance
A way forward.
Already clicked, shared, or paid? Take a breath. Start with what happened.
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In the U.S., report fraud at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. For immediate danger, call 911. Guidance does not replace your bank or the authorities.
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