IS SCAM?
Got an investment invite, an online job offer or a shopping deal that sounds too good? Look up that website before you lose money — free, public, constantly updated.
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Fresh from the database — switch tabs to see what's new or most reported.
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scam type
Scams are getting more sophisticated in every sector. Pick a category to see its warnings.
Investment & Finance
Investment platforms, forex, crypto and abnormally high-yield money apps — the most common and damaging scam group.
1 warnings →02Jobs & Online Earning
Task-for-commission scams, fake recruiter offers and easy-money jobs requiring upfront deposits.
1 warnings →03Shopping & E-commerce
Fake online shops and suspiciously cheap websites that take money without delivering, or deliver counterfeits.
1 warnings →04Loans & Credit
Loan apps/websites demanding upfront fees, cut-throat interest rates, threats and personal data theft.
1 warnings →05Platforms & Apps
Fake social networks, dating apps and e-wallets luring users to deposit money or buy VIP packages.
0 warnings →06Education & Courses
Get-rich courses, trading training and job-guarantee programs with hollow content and no refunds.
0 warnings →Three steps to
a warning
A process that ensures every warning is verified before going public.
Community reports
Users submit a website link with reasons and evidence of suspected scams through the report form.
Team verification
Editors check the website, cross-reference multiple sources and assess risk against public criteria.
Warning published
A detailed warning page goes live, optimized so anyone searching the website name finds it instantly.
Frequently asked
questions
What you need to know about lookup and scam reporting.
iScam is a public database that collects and verifies websites/platforms showing signs of trending scams. You can look up any website for free before depositing money, investing or shopping.
Type the domain into the search box above. If the website is in our database, you'll immediately see its risk level, reported scam tactics and how to protect yourself. If not, submit a report so the iScam team can verify it.
Collect all evidence (transaction screenshots, messages, bank statements), report to your local police, notify your bank to freeze the transaction if still possible, and submit the website to iScam to warn others.
No. Every report is verified by our editors (checking the website, cross-referencing sources) before going public, to keep information accurate and avoid false accusations.
Yes. All lookups on iScam are completely free and public.
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