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STOP: never click suspicious links. Do not tap links, call numbers in it or reply until you have checked it yourself.

Dupath Scam CheckerFree

Got a text or email you are not sure about?

Texts, emails, links and numbersReady

Paste it, or add a screenshot, then press CHECK.

Not sure how to copy it without tapping a link? Tap Upload and add a screenshot instead (up to 6, in order). We read it on Dupath's own server and keep nothing.

    Add more details (optional)

    The full email address or phone number.

    We check it with the Number checker. Do not call it.

    Do not tap it: copy or type it.

    The full source from “Show original” or “View source”. It lets us read your email provider's own sender checks.

    Checks
    Texts, emails, links
    Links opened
    Never
    Kept
    Nothing

    Nothing you send is kept. Dupath does not open links or call numbers.

    How to send us a suspicious message safely

    Never click a link to find out if it is genuine. Scammers hide dangerous links behind ordinary-looking words, buttons and images, in messages pretending to come from trusted organisations. Do not open attachments, call numbers in the message, reply, or give passwords, codes or bank details until you have checked the request yourself.

    Copy and paste. Avoid tapping links or buttons while you select. Press and hold, choose Select all, then Copy, and paste it in the box. Tap the sender's name to show the full address behind it: the name alone can say anything.

    Or a screenshot. If copying might make you tap a link, take a screenshot instead. For a long message take more, in order, and upload them all. You check the words we read before the scan.

    Most accurate for an email: the original. On a computer, Gmail: the three dots, then “Show original”. Outlook: the three dots, then View, then “View message source”. Apple Mail: View, Message, Raw Source. Paste it under “Add more details”.

    Check a phone number

    Got a call or text from a number? See what the official UK numbering records say about it. Do not call it back.