About iscam
Who we are, how warnings get verified, and what a listing actually means.
Every day, thousands of people lose money to scam websites — fake investment platforms, fraudulent online shops, predatory loan apps. Most victims stay silent, and the sites simply reappear under a new domain.
iscam exists to break that cycle: a public, searchable database of websites flagged for scam activity, so anyone can check before they pay.
Someone reports it
A visitor submits a suspicious website through our report form and describes what happened.
Editors verify
We check the domain, look for known red flags, and cross-reference official warnings and other community reports.
Warning goes live
Confirmed cases are published with a risk rating, the tactics used, and red flags to watch for.
Listings stay current
We revisit warnings over time. If a site shuts down or genuinely reforms, its status is updated or removed.
A listing on iscam is a community-sourced warning, not a court judgment. It means independent reports plus our editorial review found strong signs of fraudulent activity. It does not mean a crime has been proven in court.
We are not a law enforcement agency and cannot take legal action on your behalf. If you have lost money, report to your local police as well as warning others here.
iscam is not responsible for your financial decisions. Always verify independently before sending money to any website.
iscam is run by a small team that chooses to remain anonymous. Exposing scam operations puts us at risk of harassment and retaliation from the criminals behind them.
Anonymity does not mean unaccountability: every warning is backed by verifiable evidence, and our methodology is public. We judge websites by what they do — not by who we are.
Run a website listed here and believe it’s a mistake? Email report@iscam.site with evidence — business registration, proof of domain ownership, and an explanation. We review every dispute and correct or remove listings that no longer meet our criteria.
For everything else, reach us at report@iscam.site.
Spotted a new scam website?
Send us your report — the iscam team will verify it and publish a warning to protect the community.