Text scam checker for suspicious SMS, delivery alerts, and fake bank messages
Use StopScam before replying to a text, tapping a short link, sharing a code, or paying an unexpected fee.
Quick answer
StopScam helps you review suspicious texts for common smishing signals: urgent language, fake delivery fees, account-lock threats, payment pressure, spoofed brands, and suspicious links.
What the checker helps with
Package delivery texts asking for address updates or small fees.
Bank, crypto, PayPal, Zelle, or Cash App alerts pushing urgent action.
Messages asking for verification codes, passwords, gift cards, or crypto.
How to check a suspicious text
Copy the text message without clicking its links.
Paste the message into the checker or AI chat for a warning-sign review.
If it looks risky, use the real company app or official website instead of replying.
Best fit for
- ✓ People receiving suspicious delivery, bank, toll, tax, or prize messages.
- ✓ Users who need to understand a link before tapping it.
- ✓ Anyone who wants a quick second opinion before sharing personal information.
Preguntas frecuentes
1 Should I click the text link before checking it?
No. Copy the visible text or URL and check it first. If you already clicked, change affected passwords and contact the real service directly.
2 Can StopScam check short links?
You can paste the short link and message context into the checker. Do not open the link just to inspect it.
3 What is smishing?
Smishing is phishing through SMS or messaging apps, often using fake delivery, bank, toll, tax, or account alerts.
Sigue explorando
Use the site for the first check, then keep StopScam on your phone
Usa la web para una segunda opinión rápida y luego instala la app para protección continua.