Message and link review
Examine the agreed message, sender details, destination, and the action being requested.
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Scam & Threat AdvisoryPause before
you respond.
Suspicious messages, links, and online requests.
Scam & Threat Advisory
A familiar name does not always mean a familiar sender.
A considered review of suspicious online activity, with an explanation of the warning signs and next steps.
The work, in context
Look beyond the urgent request.
Payment requests, delivery notices, and account warnings often rely on urgency. An advisory review looks at the context and available evidence, explains what can be established, and makes the remaining uncertainty clear.
Discuss your situation
Risk explanation
Explain the warning signs and distinguish verified details from things that remain uncertain.
Next-step guidance
Suggest safer ways to verify the request and actions to consider if you have already responded.
What you leave with
A clearer next decision.
An unexpected message can look convincing, especially when it arrives at the wrong moment. We help you examine suspicious messages, links, and requests without rushing the decision.
- A written explanation of the findings
- Recommended verification or containment steps
- Relevant provider reporting and account support routes
How it works
One step at a time.
A clear scope, useful outcomes, and an agreed next step.
- 01
Start with the concern.
Tell us what prompted the inquiry and what you would like to achieve.
- 02
Agree the work.
Confirm scope, responsibilities, deliverables, timing, and any fees before the work begins.
- 03
Put the guidance to use.
Go through the outcomes and decide what to do next. Discuss follow-up support if you need it.
Before the first conversation
Start a conversation Tell us what happened.
Describe what happened and whether you clicked, replied, downloaded a file, or paid. Start with a redacted screenshot; do not send passwords, payment details, or live verification codes.
A few useful answers
Before you get started.
Is this an emergency response service?
This is an enquiry-based advisory service. If money has been sent, contact your bank or payment provider immediately using a contact method you already trust.
Can you guarantee a link is safe?
No review can guarantee that. We explain the evidence available at the time and recommend ways to verify a request without relying on the message itself.
Can you recover money lost to a scam?
We do not offer fund recovery. Your bank, payment provider, and relevant reporting authorities are the appropriate starting points.