Paste an email address, phone number, or website URL into the box below. We will search our published scam alerts for any match. If we have seen that sender before, treat the message as a confirmed scam and do not reply.
A "no result" is not a clean bill of health. New scams appear constantly; we publish a fraction of all complaints we receive. Always combine a lookup with our scam-pattern guides before sending money or sharing data.
How to use this tool
- Emails: paste the full address (e.g.
charity.donations@hotmail.com). Look-alike domains (e.g.arnazon.com) are common — search both spellings. - Phone numbers: include the country code if you have it. We normalize to the last 10 digits so formatting doesn't matter.
- URLs: paste the domain (e.g.
delivery-tracker.example). Skiphttps://if you want — we strip it.
Help expand the database
This tool only finds senders that have already been reported to us. If you have a fresh scam email or text, please submit a report with the sender details. Every report makes future lookups stronger.
Frequently asked questions
What does a match mean?
We have published a scam alert that references the same email, phone number, or URL. Treat it as a confirmed scam and do not engage.
Why might a known scammer show no results?
We only index senders from published community reports. A blank result does not mean the sender is trustworthy.
How can I improve the database?
Submit a scam report with sender details from the original message. Every verified report strengthens future lookups.