Real scams.
Real examples.
- 8 scam patterns
- Free, no account
- Nothing leaves your phone
Scam messages are written from templates and reused with the names swapped. Learn the shape, not the words: the words change every week and the shape does not.
- The fake KYC updateYour bank account will be blocked today unless you update KYC through this link.After your accountTake it apart
- The digital arrestA caller poses as police, CBI or customs and keeps you on a call while you transfer money to clear a case.After your moneyTake it apart
- The held parcelA package is held for a small fee, usually one small enough to feel safe paying.After your moneyTake it apart
- The prize you never enteredYou have won a large sum, and releasing it costs a small one.After your moneyTake it apart
- The easy part-time jobSmall real payouts build trust, then a deposit is required to unlock earnings.After your moneyTake it apart
- The address that is almost rightA web address one or two characters away from your bank's real one.After your accountTake it apart
- The helpful support callSomeone talks you into installing a screen-sharing app so they can fix a problem.After your moneyTake it apart
- The electricity cut-offYour power will be disconnected tonight unless you call a number now.After your moneyTake it apart