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Hacked.com Safety Desk
Hacked.com’s free scam checker uses automated analysis to review suspicious messages, links, screenshots, and phone-call descriptions. Get warning signs and practical next steps without creating an account.
Practical support
Protect what you can, keep a clear record and get help with the next decision.
Stop further payments and secure affected accounts. If money was sent, contact the bank or payment provider promptly.
Save messages, receipts and dates. Build a clear record for your bank, payment provider, platform or police.
Review the evidence, follow up on reports and consider further action suited to the incident.
Do not wait for an appointment to contact your bank. Hacked.com helps with preparation and practical guidance; reimbursement and investigation are not guaranteed.
Get help understanding the incident, organizing evidence and deciding who to contact next.
50 minutes · $149 USD · Zoom
Review your account problem or scam concern with a security expert and agree on next steps.
Choose a time before payment. Your booking is confirmed after payment.
Free · No payment required
A brief call to discuss whether our paid recovery service fits. No payment is taken. This is not a scheduled working session.
We call during business hours, Monday–Friday, Los Angeles time. Requests received outside these hours wait until business hours resume.
Save messages, screenshots and payment details in a secure Scam Incident Record, and build a clear timeline for reporting and follow-up.
Upload a screenshot or photo, paste the message or link, or describe the phone call.
The completed result appears on the page. No account, email address, or payment is required.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The automated review looks for warning signs in what you submit, including urgent demands, impersonation, requests for money or account access, and suspicious links. For website links, it can use a limited, read-only page snapshot when available.
It cannot verify a sender’s identity or guarantee that a website is safe. Missing context can change the result. The free check does not include a human review.
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“Hacked.com gave me immediate expert assistance, spent a great deal of time pinning down the problem, and provided a high level of professionalism and service that most companies today can't even dream of. And Hacked.com did what was needed to help me to keep in touch with my 160,000+ friends on Facebook. I'm grateful, and I wish that Facebook would put Hacked.com in charge of its customer service.”Hacked.com has recovered more than 20 million followers
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Privacy and safety notice
Do not submit passwords, authentication codes, complete card numbers, banking login details, or identity documents. Your submission is processed to generate the result, but it is not added to a Hacked.com account or emailed to you. Automated analysis can miss context and cannot prove that something is legitimate. See the privacy policy for more information.