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About Hacked.com Safety Desk

Safety Desk provides free automated scam checks. Learn what to submit, how to interpret the result, and when independent verification is needed.

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Strong scam indicators

Do not open the link or enter your password.

Why it looks suspicious

  • Urgent threat designed to force a quick decision
  • Link does not match Facebook's official domain
Next step: check Page status inside Facebook directly
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Pause before you act

A second opinion for the moments that feel off

Scams often succeed by creating urgency, confusion, or authority. Safety Desk gives you a calm place to check the request first.

An urgent account warning

A message says Facebook, email, or another account will be closed unless you act now.

An unexpected payment request

Someone asks for a bank transfer, gift card, cryptocurrency payment, or new payment details.

A caller asking for access

A caller claims to represent a bank, technology company, government office, or family member.

A message that feels unusual

The name looks familiar, but the wording, urgency, request, or link does not feel right.

Simple when you are under pressure

Ask, understand, then act

No technical knowledge, account, email address, or payment is required. Use whichever format is easiest.

1

Send what you received

Upload a screenshot or photo, paste the message or link, or describe the phone call.

2

See the full result on screen

The completed result appears on the page. No account, email address, or payment is required.

3

Follow the safest next step

Verify independently, stop contact, secure an account, call a bank, or use the official recovery path when needed.

Send the format that is easiest for you.

  • Screenshot or photo
  • Copied message or email
  • Website link
  • Invoice or payment request
  • Description of a phone call

An answer you can use

More than a red or green light

Every result explains the warning signs and gives you a concrete next step. Safety Desk avoids false certainty and never labels something completely safe.

  • Free preliminary review with clear risk indicators
  • Plain-language reasons behind every result
  • Specific instructions for safe independent verification
  • The complete preliminary result shown immediately on the page
  • No account, email address, or payment required
  • Priority guidance when something has already gone wrong

Possible review results

Clear language, careful conclusions

Strong scam indicators
Suspicious, verify independently
Not enough information
No strong indicators found, verification still required

Free every time

See the result here, with no signup

Submit what you received and wait for the full preliminary result on the page. We do not ask for an account, email address, or payment details.

Start another check when needed

Start another automated check for a new screenshot, message, link, document, or call. Each check is free, with basic rate limits to protect service availability.

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Common questions

Clear expectations from the start

Do I pay before submitting?+

No. Safety Desk checks are free. You do not enter payment details before submitting or receiving your result.

Do I need an account or email address?+

No. Submit what you received and the full result appears on the same page. Safety Desk does not create an account or email a copy.

Do I always need a screenshot?+

No. You can send a screenshot, photo, copied message, email text, website link, invoice, or a description of a phone call. Screenshots are often easiest, but they are not required.

Will Safety Desk say something is completely safe?+

No. A review can identify strong scam indicators or find no obvious warning signs, but it cannot prove that a person, website, or request is legitimate. Every result includes an appropriate verification step.

Can I run another check?+

Yes. Start another free preliminary check for something new. Each result appears on screen without an account or email address. Basic rate limits protect service availability.

What if I already clicked, paid, or shared information?+

Safety Desk changes from prevention to damage control. The result prioritizes immediate containment and explains when to contact a bank, secure an account, preserve evidence, or open a recovery case with Hacked.com.

What information should I never send?+

Do not send passwords, authentication codes, complete card numbers, banking login details, or government identification unless a separate verified process specifically requires it.

Safety Desk provides risk assessment and practical guidance. It cannot guarantee that a message, website, caller, or payment request is legitimate, and it does not replace a bank, platform, law-enforcement agency, or legal adviser.

Before you click, pay, or respond, ask Safety Desk.

A calm second opinion can change what happens next.

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