A considered second opinion
Check before you trust.
A suspicious message. An unexpected payment request. An offer that feels too good. Send the screenshot and get a plain-English RED, YELLOW, or GREEN assessment—with details you can verify.
Not after you pay.
What you can expect
From doubt to direction
A clear answer.
A practical next step.
For suspicious texts, job offers, online purchases, and payment requests. The review focuses on what the screenshot shows—and what still needs checking.
Before you share
Hide passwords, one-time codes, account numbers, and unnecessary personal details. Never send money just to test whether an offer is real.
Share the suspicious screenshot
Include the message or offer and a little context: who sent it, what they want, and what made you pause.
Understand the signals
Get a RED, YELLOW, or GREEN assessment explained in everyday language, with the warning signs or gaps called out.
Verify before you act
Use the specific checks in your review to confirm details independently before replying, buying, or paying.
Three signals. No guesswork about what they mean.
- RED
- Strong warning signs. Pause before taking any action.
- YELLOW
- Unclear or incomplete. Verify the missing details first.
- GREEN
- No obvious red flags in the information reviewed—not a guarantee of safety.
Review options & pricing
Make room for a second look.
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A review is guidance based on the information provided, not a certification or guarantee. If you’ve already shared financial details or sent money, contact your bank or payment provider promptly.
One pause can make a difference
Trust your hesitation.
Then check the details.
You don’t need to know every scam tactic. Start with the screenshot that made you stop.
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