Scams Don’t Stand a Chance Here. We Stomp Them.
Got a weird call, text, email, or letter? Send it to us. We’ll tell you what we see — straight, no panic.
What happens next: a real person reads every submission. We can’t always reply one-on-one, but when something turns out to be a wider scam, we post a public alert so everyone’s warned (your info stays private). Or browse the latest alerts ↓
Hi, I’m Jay. I’ve worked scam cases alongside local law enforcement and the FBI, and I volunteer with AARP’s fraud team. Why trust me?
Fresh From the Front Lines
The latest scams we’ve caught trying to sneak past you — newest first.
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Worth Your Time: After the Storm, the Scammers Show Up Before the Insurance Adjuster
The roof is leaking, the power is out, and you are exhausted. Then a friendly man in a FEMA jacket knocks on the door and says…
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SCAM ALERT: “Lifetime Access to Claude for $14.95” Is a Countdown Timer, Not a Deal
Watch for: emails selling “lifetime” access to a popular AI tool like Claude for one small payment, with a countdown timer and a fake $597-a-month “regular…
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Worth Your Time: Your Email Is the Master Key to Your Whole Life. Here’s How to Keep It.
One click on a fake invitation is all it takes. AARP lays out why crooks want your email so badly, how to tell if they got…
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Worth Your Time: Scammers Have a Favorite Doorway for Every Con
Scammers aren’t spraying the same message everywhere and hoping something sticks anymore. They’ve worked out which con plays best on which platform — and they’re choosing…
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SCAM ALERT: We Got a “Final Notice” Home Warranty Letter. These Scammers Never Die.
Watch for: a “Final Notice” letter claiming your home warranty is about to expire, name-dropping a real local bank and pushing you to call an 800…
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Worth Your Time: How Someone Could Steal Your House Without Ever Knocking
Your mortgage has been paid off for years, which means nobody but you is watching the paperwork on your house. That’s exactly the gap a deed…
Spot It. Check It. Stop It.
1Spot It
Something feels off — a call, text, email, or message that’s just a little too pushy, too urgent, or too good to be true.
2Check It
Send it our way. We’ll take a look and let you know what we think — no judgment, no jargon.
3Stop It
Now you know. Block it, report it, or just laugh it off — either way, they didn’t get you.
We Don’t Do Panic.
Most scam sites want you scared. We want you sharp. Scammers count on confusion, urgency, and a little bit of shame keeping you quiet. We’re here to ruin that plan — with clear answers, zero judgment, and yes, the occasional joke at a scammer’s expense. They’re counting on you not laughing. Prove them wrong.
Something Feel Off? Tell Us.
Send us what you saw or heard — a call, a text, an email, whatever raised your eyebrows. We read every single submission. We can’t always reply individually, but if it turns out to be part of a wider scam, we may turn it into a public alert (anonymously — your info stays private) to help warn others.
⚠️ In the middle of an active scam right now? Stop here and contact your bank or call the resource below first. This form is for reporting suspicious activity — not emergency help.
Who’s Behind This?
Hi, I’m Jay. I’ve spent years watching how scammers operate — including working directly with law enforcement and the FBI to help shut them down. Now I’m putting that experience to work for you.
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