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A phone showing a USPS redelivery text next to a QR gift card.

Independent scam help

Is this a scam? Find the exact thing that happened to you.

Most scam advice is written for nobody in particular. This site works the other way round: find the text, package, QR card, call, or fake virus popup you just got, and get a straight answer. Nothing here is trying to frighten you into buying a cleaner.

A printed card that says scan to see who sent this gift, with a real QR code.

Check a QR code

Photograph it. You see the address without your phone ever going there. Nothing is uploaded.

Open the checker

A laptop on a kitchen table showing a fake Windows virus warning and a phone number to call.

Virus popup

The alarm is a webpage. Close the tab. Do not call their number or install their tool.

How to close it

A hand holding a phone that shows a text about an unpaid toll.

You got a text

Unpaid toll, USPS fee, bank YES or NO, Netflix. Find the wording you actually received.

Open the list

An open shipping box with a printed QR card inside.

A box you didn't order

The junk inside is bait. The card that wants a scan is the part that can hurt you.

What to do

You got a text

You got a package

You got a call

Already tapped, typed, or paid

How they got the number

Quick answers

What is this site?
A set of specific pages for the scams people actually get: fake toll texts, unordered packages, QR cards, voice calls, and the fake virus popup. Not an antivirus shop.
Do you scan files here?
No. The QR checker never uploads the photo. We will not host an antivirus.
Is a virus popup real malware?
Almost always a webpage. Close it. Do not call the number.
Where do I report?
FTC ReportFraud. Add IC3 if a transfer already left.