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Is this email or text a scam?

Scam messages imitate the companies you already use and rely on urgency. Paste the message and CRACTT points at the specific signals — sender domain, link target, payment request, pressure language — and tells you whether to act, ignore, or report.

First answer free · No card · Never used to train AI

What CRACTT weighs

  • Sender authenticity

    The real domain or number behind a familiar-looking display name.

  • The ask

    Gift cards, wires, crypto, and 'confirm your details' are scam signatures.

  • Urgency pressure

    Deadlines and account-closure threats designed to skip your thinking.

  • Safe verification

    How to confirm through the company's real channel instead of the message.

FAQ

What if I already gave information?
Say what you shared — you'll get a prioritized containment checklist.
Is my pasted message stored for training?
No. Your questions are never used to train AI systems.

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