Is it a scam?
Paste the suspicious text, email, or link below. You'll get a plain-English answer in seconds — free, no account needed.
ForgeWay analyzes text for common scam patterns. It cannot guarantee safety.
Paste the suspicious text, email, or link below. You'll get a plain-English answer in seconds — free, no account needed.
ForgeWay analyzes text for common scam patterns. It cannot guarantee safety.
Scam texts and emails are designed to make you panic — a package you didn't order, a bank charge you don't recognize, a toll you never drove. ForgeWay's scam checker reads the message the way a patient security expert would: it looks for the pressure tactics, fake links, and impersonation tricks scammers rely on, then tells you in plain English what it found and what to do next. No account needed for your first checks.
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Yes. You can check suspicious messages for free without creating an account. A free account adds screenshot checking and saves your check history.
Text messages, emails, links, and phone-call scripts. Paste the exact wording you received — the checker looks for known scam patterns like fake urgency, payment demands, and lookalike links.
Don't click any links or reply. On a text, forward it to 7726 (SPAM) to report it to your carrier and block the sender. If it claims to be a company or your bank, contact them directly using a number you look up yourself.
Don't enter any information on the page. If you entered a password, change it immediately. If you entered card details, call your bank using the number on your card. Then run a scam check on the original message to understand what you're dealing with.