Try it, before you install anything
Paste a message below to see what Clotr would catch, or practice on made-up ones. Everything on this page runs in your own browser; nothing you paste is sent anywhere, and you don't need the extension.
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Is this a scam?
Paste a message you got, a text, an email or a chat, and Clotr points out the warning signs it knows. It all stays on this computer, and nothing is kept.
Paste a message first.
Each one is marked in the message.
Clotr didn't find any of the signs it knows
That doesn't tell you the message is real: scams change, and no list knows them all.
Before you answer
- Don't use the phone number or link in the message. Call the company or person on a number you already know, like the one on your card or statement.
- Talk to someone you trust first.
- It has a phone number: don't call it to check.
- It has a link: don't use it to check.
Clotr couldn't check this. Nothing was kept.
Clotr reads only what you paste here, on this computer, and forgets it when you close the page. It never says a message is fine: no list knows every scam.
Practice
Six made-up messages, like the ones scammers send, then ten made-up messages for an AI chat. Nothing you type here leaves this page or is kept, so use made-up numbers.
What would you reply?
Would you send this to a chatbot?
Nothing about your answers is kept.
Got a message that worries you? Clotr can give a second opinion. Is this a scam?
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