Is this message or link a scam?

Paste a whole SMS, WhatsApp message or email, or just a link. SafeHop checks the wording and every link in it, and shows where links really go, without opening anything.

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Scam messages SafeHop recognises

Fake delivery fees and address updates: "your parcel is on hold". Guide
KYC, PAN and "account blocked" warnings, and reward points that "expire today". Guide
Fake police, CBI and "digital arrest" threats, electricity cut-off and toll or fine messages. Guide
Prizes, lotteries and cashback that ask for a fee or your UPI PIN.
Job and task offers: "earn daily by liking videos".
Investment offers with "guaranteed returns".
"Hi mum, this is my new number" requests for money.
Fake subscription charges with a number to call "to cancel".
Any request for an OTP, PIN or password, and payment by gift card or crypto.

Works with messages in English, Hindi (including Hinglish), Japanese and Spanish.

Tips before you click

No bank, courier or company will ever ask you to share an OTP, PIN or password, or to enter your UPI PIN to receive money.
Banks, delivery companies and tech support will never ask you to call a number from a pop-up.
Never type a password on a page you reached from a message. Open the company's app or type its address yourself.
No real website asks you to press Win+R, or to paste something into Terminal or PowerShell, to "verify you are human".
Never enter a crypto wallet's recovery phrase anywhere.

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