Our scam detection tools and educational resources help you identify and avoid fraudulent schemes before they can harm you.
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Our system analyzes messages for known scam patterns, urgency tactics, and suspicious requests.
We constantly update our database with the latest scam techniques reported by users and security experts.
Get context-specific advice on how to respond (or not respond) to potentially dangerous messages.
Practical steps to protect yourself from various types of scams
Fake emails/texts pretending to be from legitimate organizations to steal login credentials.
Callers claim your computer has viruses and request remote access or payment.
Fake online relationships that eventually ask for money or gifts.
Always contact organizations through official channels to confirm requests.
Extra security layer protects accounts even if passwords are compromised.
Scammers create false urgency ("act now or lose account"). Legitimate organizations don't.
Many scam messages contain unusual phrasing or errors.
Search contact info online to see if others report it as fraudulent.
Help protect others by reporting scam attempts to official agencies.
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Everything you need to know about ScamBare and how we can help you stay safe.
ScamBare is an online platform and community dedicated to empowering individuals with the tools and knowledge needed to prevent, detect, and report scams. We aim to make online and offline spaces safer by offering educational resources, a powerful text checker for suspicious messages, and a comprehensive glossary of scam-related terms to help you stay one step ahead of fraudsters.
Our tool analyzes your message using a sophisticated system that looks for common scam indicators. It performs a keyword scan to detect phrases often used by scammers, such as urgent requests for money or personal information. The checker also looks for patterns in language, like poor grammar or threats, to calculate a scam likelihood score. This score helps you quickly determine how suspicious a message is.
The Scam Dictionary is a comprehensive database of different scam types, from classic phishing emails to modern cryptocurrency scams. Each entry provides a detailed explanation of how the scam works, what to look out for, and includes a test to help you apply your knowledge. It's designed to be a key educational tool for improving your scam awareness.
Our interactive games are a fun and engaging way to practice your scam detection skills in a risk-free environment. They present you with real-world scenarios and fake messages, challenging you to spot the red flags and make safe choices. The games provide instant feedback, helping you learn to recognize scam tactics instinctively, empowering you to protect yourself in the future.
Our mission is to empower people to recognize, resist, and report scams worldwide, protecting their minds and money. We believe that knowledge is the best defense. By providing you with powerful tools like our scam checker and educational resources like the dictionary and games, we aim to build a community of vigilant individuals who are prepared to fight back against fraud and help others do the same.
No, ScamBare is an independent educational platform. We are not affiliated with any government, law enforcement, or financial institution. Our tools and resources are for educational purposes only. If you believe you have been a victim of a scam, you should always report it to the appropriate official authorities in your country.
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