Not Sure If It’s a Scam? Get a Second Opinion.

Suspicious message, pop-up, invoice or phone call? Before clicking a link, sending money or sharing account information, get a second set of eyes. This service is designed for quick reassurance and safer next steps — not for emergency incident response.

What’s included

• Review of the suspicious message or situation
• Explanation of obvious red flags
• Safer next step
• Basic guidance on what to do if you already clicked or replied

Good fit for

• Seniors
• Families helping a parent
• Anyone who wants a quick sanity check before acting

FAQ

What should I do before contacting you?

Do not click additional links, install software, send money or share passwords while you are unsure.

What if I already sent money or shared credentials?

Time can matter. Contact the relevant bank/card provider or account provider promptly. Serious fraud or identity theft may require law enforcement, identity-theft resources or specialist incident response.

Can you prove a message is safe?

No. I can identify common warning signs and recommend safer verification steps, but I cannot guarantee the legitimacy of every communication.

CTA

Send a screenshot or describe what happened. Do not include passwords, full card numbers or other unnecessary sensitive information.

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