Is this link a scam?
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How it works
01Paste the link
Copy the link from the text, email, or message and paste it above
02We open it in a sandbox
The page loads in a separate browser on our servers and never on your device
03Get a clear answer
In a few seconds we let you know if it is a scam or safe to open
What we check
Where it really goes
Short links and redirects can hide the real address. We follow every hop to the final page.
Fake login pages
Pages that copy the sign-in screen of a bank, Apple, Facebook, or another site to steal your password.
Look-alike addresses
Names like paypa1.com or amazon-support-help.com that are close to the real company but not it.
More information
What makes a link a scam?
The address is almost right
Scam sites use names like paypa1.com or amazon-support-help.com. Check that the name before .com matches the real company.
It came from an unknown number
Most scam links arrive in a text from a number you do not know.
It asks you to log in or pay
Real companies rarely text a link to a login or payment page. Open their app or type the address yourself.
What should I do if I already tapped it?
1Close the page and do not enter anything else.
2If you entered a password, change it on the real site.
3If you entered card details, call your bank.
Is it safe to paste a scam link here?
Yes. The link opens on our servers and never on your device.
Is this link checker free?
Yes. Check as many links as you like.
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