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Review a suspicious link, email, text message, or screenshot without opening the destination. ScamCheck explains visible warning signs and can create a real Express Tech help-desk ticket when you want a person to review it.

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ScamCheck reviewing messages and links with a path to human support

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What else happened? (optional)

The sender or request was unexpectedUnexpected contact is a common starting point for impersonation scams.It demands immediate action or secrecyPressure and secrecy are used to prevent independent verification.It asks for gift cards, crypto, wire transfer, or unusual paymentUnusual, hard-to-reverse payment methods are a strong scam indicator.It asks for a password, sign-in code, PIN, or recovery codeLegitimate support should not ask you to reveal authentication secrets.It asks you to install remote-access or screen-sharing softwareUnexpected remote-access requests can give an attacker control of the device.The sender, displayed link, or web address does not match the claimA mismatched identity or destination may indicate impersonation.A QR code leads to a sign-in or payment pageQR codes can hide the destination until after they are scanned.It threatens arrest, account closure, service cutoff, or financial lossThreats are frequently used to force a rushed response.It promises a prize, refund, investment return, or job that feels unrealisticUnexpected rewards are often used to obtain money or personal information.

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What this check can do

Spot patterns and slow the decision down.

ScamCheck can identify common pressure, payment, credential, impersonation, and link-address warning signs. It never visits a pasted link.

What it cannot prove

A low score does not mean safe.

The local check cannot confirm who sent something, who owns a website, or whether a page has a clean current reputation. Verify independently or ask the help desk.