Scam text messages — also called smishing — are one of the fastest-growing forms of online fraud. They impersonate banks, delivery services, government agencies, and even friends or family. If you've received a text that feels off, paste it into ScamMessage for an instant AI-powered risk assessment.
Analyze a message nowWarning Signs
- Messages from unknown numbers claiming urgency
- Links shortened with bit.ly, tinyurl, or unfamiliar domains
- Requests for personal data, OTPs, or payment
- "Wrong number" messages designed to start a conversation
Example Scam Messages
Wrong number scam opener
"Hey Sarah! Are we still on for dinner tonight? Oh wait, is this the right number?"
A classic romance scam opener. The "wrong number" is intentional — they want you to reply so they can build a relationship and eventually ask for money.
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