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Scam Teller

Today 9:41 AM

Your package is on hold. Pay a 30 cent redelivery fee here: track-my-box.example

I did order something. Is this real?

This looks like a scam. The unexpected fee and unfamiliar link may be trying to steal card details.

Next Steps: Do not open the link. Check any order through the store's official app.

You don't have to decide on your own.

A suspicious message can feel convincing. Pause and ask for a second opinion before responding or sending money.

In 2025, people 60 and older reported $7.7 billion in losses to the FBI, more than any other age group. FBI IC3 2025 report

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Kristi G.

I was a bit skeptical about setting this up, but it has been incredible! I still can't believe how quickly Scam Teller responds.

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One saved number. Three simple steps.

  1. You add your number.

    Choose your plan and enter the mobile number you'll use.

  2. You text START.

    A contact card arrives. Save it like any other contact.

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  3. You call or text anytime.

    Ask about a text, call, email, or letter. Get the warning signs and a safer next step.

    Is this real?

    This looks like a scam. A real bank will not ask you to text back a security code.

What Scam Teller never does

  • Never asks for passwords or security codes.
  • Never watches your phone. It only sees what you choose to send.
  • Never needs an app or a login.
  • Never contacts companies or acts for you.
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Amy G.

I wish I had set this up for my mom years ago! It was so simple to start, and it feels great to have one less thing to worry about.

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Call or text from your enrolled phone.

Free for 7 days, then billed monthly or yearly until you cancel.

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Kelly L. with her parent
Kelly L.

I bought Scam Teller for my mom after seeing two people lose their retirement savings to scams. Her peace of mind makes it a meaningful gift for anyone with aging parents.

Buying for a parent? See their plans.

Questions you might have

What can I ask Scam Teller about?

Anything that feels suspicious: a call, text, email, screenshot, or photo of a letter. Describe what happened over the phone or send what you received by text.

What happens when I call or text?

Scam Teller explains the warning signs in clear language and gives you a safer next step. It helps you pause and check before you click, reply, or pay.

Do I need to download an app?

No. You call or text one saved phone number, just like you already do with family and friends.

Can I send a screenshot or photo?

Yes. You can text a screenshot or photo of something you want checked. Sending photos or screenshots needs picture messaging on your phone.

Is Scam Teller a person?

No. Scam Teller is automated and built to sound calm and clear. It provides a second opinion and practical next steps, but does not contact companies or take action for you.

What information can Scam Teller see?

Only what you choose to share during a call or text. Scam Teller does not monitor your phone and never asks for passwords or security codes.

What if it isn't sure?

It says when there isn't enough information and may ask a clarifying question or request a clearer photo.

How do I cancel?

Open Manage plan and use your checkout email if the billing portal is available. Otherwise, email support@scamteller.com to cancel.

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Keep one number ready when something feels suspicious.

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