Live Scam Reports: Search Reported Websites, Emails & Phone Numbers
Browse recent scam reports submitted by users — suspicious websites, phishing emails, scam phone numbers, and SMS senders. This is the community scam report database. Search the feed below, or use the category filters to narrow your search.
Not sure if something is a scam yet? Run it through the free scam checker first. Already clicked a suspicious link? Open the have-I-been-scammed checklist.
Want to check one specific item? Use the scam report lookup to search a number, site or email, or the suspicious IP address checker for an IP's abuse reputation.
How Community Reports Help Everyone Stay Safe
Scammers frequently change phone numbers, domains, and tactics to avoid detection. By sharing what you receive, you help others recognise active fraud campaigns before they become victims. Every report contributes to a collective defence network.
If you see a number or link here that matches something you received, treat it with extra caution. If you have received something suspicious that is not yet listed, use our scam checker tool to analyse it and contribute to the database.
Practical Ways to Use This Real-Time Scam Data
- • Verify incoming calls: Received a call from an unknown number? Search this list to see if others have reported it as fraudulent.
- • Check links before clicking: Before visiting a URL in a text or email, check here to see if it has been flagged as malicious.
- • Identify active campaigns: Browse recent reports to understand what scam patterns are circulating right now.
- • Contribute your experience: If you received a scam attempt, analyse and report it to help protect others.
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Community reports help identify repeated scam patterns. A report does not prove guilt, but repeated reports are useful warning signals. Reports of the same website, number, email or IP are grouped together below.
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Scam reports — Frequently Asked Questions
Where do the scam reports on Scam Checker come from?
Reports are submitted by readers through the report-a-scam form. We publish them so other people searching for the same suspicious number, email or website can see what others encountered.
How do I submit a scam report?
Use the "Report a scam in 60 seconds" form. You can submit a website, phone number, email sender, or crypto wallet address along with a short description of the scam.
Are these reports verified by Scam Checker?
Reports are user-submitted and not individually verified by us. Treat them as community signal: multiple unrelated reports about the same number or website is a strong red flag, but a single report is not proof.
Can I get a number, website, or wallet removed from the list?
If you believe a report is mistaken or defamatory, contact us through the contact page with details. We review removal requests on a case-by-case basis.