Phishing link checker for suspicious texts, emails, and fake login pages
Use StopScam when you need a fast answer before you tap a link, enter a password, or follow a payment request.
Quick answer
StopScam gives users a place to paste suspicious URLs, messages, and screenshots so they can check for phishing indicators before clicking. The goal is fast, understandable guidance, not generic security jargon.
What this page is built to answer
Whether a suspicious link or message shows common phishing signals.
What to do next before logging in, downloading something, or sending payment.
How the site checker and AI chat work together when a link looks risky.
How to use the phishing checker
Paste the suspicious URL, text message, or email content into the checker.
Review the result and use AI chat if you need a plain-English explanation of the red flags.
Install the app if phishing texts, unknown links, and risky messages are a recurring problem.
Best fit for
- ✓ Texts claiming your package, bank, or account needs urgent action.
- ✓ Emails that push you to log in through an unexpected link.
- ✓ Fake shops or support messages asking you to click before thinking.
Questions fréquentes
1 Can StopScam check a phishing text or email?
Yes. Paste the content or suspicious URL into the checker and use AI chat for a clearer explanation of what looks wrong.
2 Should I click the link first to inspect it?
No. If you are unsure, do not click first. Copy the visible text or URL into the checker instead.
3 What if I already clicked a phishing link?
Change affected passwords, enable two-factor authentication, contact the real service directly, and review the message through StopScam so you understand the attack pattern.
À explorer ensuite
Use the site for the first check, then keep StopScam on your phone
Utilisez le site pour un second avis rapide, puis installez l’app pour une protection continue.