Does this look like a scam?

How this works — and what this isn't

This is a heuristic aid, not a guarantee. It looks for common patterns — urgency pressure, requests for gift cards or wire transfers, mismatched sender domains, unexpected attachments, too-good-to-be-true offers, spoofed login pages — using our own AI assistant (runs locally, no cloud AI). A clean result doesn't mean something is safe, and a flagged result doesn't mean it's definitely a scam.

If money, account access, or a password is involved and you're genuinely unsure, don't click, pay, or reply — verify through a channel you already trust. See our guides: How to Check a Suspicious Link Before You Click It and Fake Tech-Support Pop-Ups and Calls. Got a computer problem instead of a suspicious message? Try AI Diagnose.