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Phishing scams and email fraud are increasingly sophisticated. Scammers now copy company logos, use near-matching email addresses, and create fake URLs that look identical to legitimate sites. A single click on a bad link or a shared OTP can give scammers access to your bank account, email, or social media. Most people can't spot the red flags in seconds — they need a second opinion. Our free AI Scam Detector instantly analyzes any suspicious email, SMS, or URL and flags phishing attempts, impersonation tricks, urgency manipulation, and malicious links. Get a scam score and specific red flags in seconds. Whether it's a fake PayPal email, an OTP request, a bank phishing scam, or a questionable SMS, paste it here to verify before you click.
Anyone who receives suspicious emails or SMS messages; bank customers checking for phishing attempts; online shoppers verifying PayPal/Amazon emails; elderly relatives who are vulnerable to scams; and anyone who wants extra peace of mind before clicking links or sharing information online.
Copy the suspicious email, SMS, or URL you received and paste it into the tool. The AI instantly analyzes the message against dozens of phishing patterns: sender address authenticity, generic greetings, urgency language, requests for sensitive info, suspicious links, misspellings, and more. You get a scam score (0–100%) and a detailed breakdown of red flags found. If the score is high, delete the message. If it's low, it's probably safe to interact with. Never share your OTP, password, or financial details based on any message without verification.
Look for: sender address mismatch, generic greetings ('Dear User'), urgent language, suspicious links, requests for personal info, and poor spelling. Paste the email here for instant AI analysis to spot red flags.
Scammers trick you into sharing your OTP to unlock your bank/email account. Real banks never ask for OTP via email or call. Never share it with anyone. Use this tool to check suspicious OTP requests.
Real emails never ask you to click and login. Scammers use fake email addresses like 'paypal.secure@gmail.com' or URLs like 'paypa1.com' (1 instead of l). Check the sender address carefully. Paste here to verify.
If you didn't enter credentials: likely safe. If you entered a password: change it immediately from another device. If you shared OTP or financial details: contact your bank. Forward SMS scams to 7726 (SPAM) in India.
It detects most phishing, impersonation, and urgency tricks in emails and SMS. Sophisticated spear-phishing targeting you personally may not always be caught. Always verify by contacting the company directly via their official number/website.