Understanding Verdicts
The message appears to be legitimate
Indicators:
- •Official company branding and logos
- •Specific order/tracking numbers
- •Professional tone and formatting
- •No urgency tactics or suspicious requests
- •Legitimate links to official websites
You can safely interact with this message
The message is almost certainly a scam
Indicators:
- •Suspicious sender or spoofed email
- •Urgent demands for action or personal info
- •Malicious links or fake login pages
- •Poor grammar or obvious red flags
- •Threats or fake urgency tactics
Delete immediately and block the sender
The message has strong scam indicators
Indicators:
- •Multiple warning signs present
- •Suspicious requests for sensitive data
- •Unusual sender behavior
- •Phishing attempt patterns detected
- •High confidence scam indicators
Do not click links or provide information. Delete it.
The analysis couldn't determine the verdict
Indicators:
- •Mixed signals in the message
- •Unusual message format or content
- •Insufficient information to decide
- •Context-dependent legitimacy
- •Requires additional verification
Verify independently with the official company
Frequently Asked Questions
ScamCheck uses AI to analyze message patterns, but it's not 100% accurate. Always use your judgment and verify suspicious messages independently.
Don't click links or provide personal information. Delete the message, block the sender, and report it to the platform if possible.
A 'Likely Safe' verdict means the message has legitimate characteristics, but always verify by contacting the company directly through official channels.
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Common scam indicators include urgency tactics, requests for personal info, suspicious links, poor grammar, and spoofed sender addresses.
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Safety Tips
Never click suspicious links
Hover over links to see the actual URL before clicking
Verify independently
Contact companies directly using official contact info
Check sender addresses
Scammers often use addresses similar to legitimate ones
Look for urgency tactics
Real companies rarely demand immediate action
Don't share personal info
Legitimate companies never ask for passwords via email
Use strong passwords
Enable two-factor authentication on important accounts