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Scam Verification Plan
Something feels wrong? Tell us what happened — not what the suspicious message said. This browser-only router gives you a safer next step without pretending it can decide whether something is definitely a scam.
UK-focused guidance. This is a routing tool, not a scam detector, emergency service or substitute for your bank, police, IT/security team or other relevant professional support.
Official UK help and reporting
If you’ve lost money or shared banking details, contact your bank or payment provider immediately using trusted contact details. For phishing and suspicious messages, the UK National Cyber Security Centre publishes reporting and recovery guidance. Fraud and cybercrime reporting differs in Scotland from England, Wales and Northern Ireland, so follow the current official route for where you live.
NCSC phishing recovery guidance · Report Fraud (England, Wales and Northern Ireland) · Police Scotland
Why this tool doesn’t read your message
A suspicious message can contain personal information, malicious links and convincing language. ArtificialGeek doesn’t need any of that to route the immediate next step. What matters first is whether money, credentials, device access or another consequential action has already happened.
This tool does not submit your answers to ArtificialGeek and does not use AI to classify the message. Its routing logic runs in your browser.
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