Free Scam Checker for Seniors in English and Spanish
What Is This Tool?
ScamCheck is a free tool built for Florida seniors and the people who look after them. You paste in a text message, an email, or you describe a phone call. The tool gives you a clear answer: Safe, Suspicious, or Scam. It also gives you one thing to do next.
How It Works
You do not need an account and you do not pay anything. You simply share what you received — the words of a text, an email, or a description of a phone call — and the tool reads it for you.
ScamCheck works in English and in Spanish.
What You Will Get
- A label: Safe, Suspicious, or Scam.
- One clear thing to do next.
The goal is to be simple and fast, so a worried person does not have to guess alone.
Who Is This For?
This tool is built for Florida seniors and for family members, friends, or caregivers who help look after them. If you received a strange message and are not sure whether to trust it, this tool is meant for that moment.
Important Cautions
This tool does not give legal, medical, or tax advice. A "Safe," "Suspicious," or "Scam" label is a starting point, not a final answer.
- Always confirm with a professional before you act on money, legal, medical, or tax matters.
- If you believe you are dealing with a real scam or fraud, confirm with the proper agency.
- New scams appear often, and no tool can know every one of them. Stay cautious even after you check.
What to Do Next
If you have a text, email, or phone call that worries you, use the free tool. Paste in your own message or describe your own call, in English or in Spanish. The tool reads your own words and numbers — not an example — and gives you a Safe, Suspicious, or Scam answer, plus one next step.