Is this a scam?
Got a too-good deal or alarming notice by email, ad, or DM? Paste it. HasTrust pulls out the link, checks the site, and flags the pressure tactics scammers use — meeting the moment people actually get caught, not just when they type a web address.
How it works
An email, ad, or DM that feels off — text and link.
A full trust check runs on the destination site.
Scam-tactic flags in the text plus the site's trust score.
What it flags
- ⚠ Urgency & pressure tactics
- ⚠ Gift-card / wire / crypto payment demands
- ⚠ Prize & lottery lures
- ⚠ Credential-phishing asks
- ⚠ Lookalike / typosquat links
- ⚠ Low-trust or brand-new domains
Frequently asked
How do I know if a website is a scam?
Paste the suspicious email, ad, or message into the scanner above. HasTrust extracts the link, runs a full trust check on the site, and flags the pressure tactics scammers use in the text — urgency, gift-card or crypto payment demands, prize lures, and credential-phishing asks.
Is this email a phishing scam?
Phishing messages push you to act fast and hand over a password, payment, or personal details. Paste the message and HasTrust highlights those tactics and checks whether the link goes to a real site or a lookalike.
Does the scam checker cost anything?
No — it's free and anonymous. We only read the text and link you paste; nothing is stored against you.
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