Internet scam — Identify, verify, report
Suspicious about a site, email or text message? Worried about an internet scam? Clairmo helps you verify in seconds and decide what to do.
How it works
1. Identify the target
URL, email, number, profile — whatever channel the scam uses.
2. Verify on Clairmo
Analysis combines technical sources and community reports.
3. Decide
Clear risk score: safe, suspicious or confirmed scam.
4. Report
Help the community by reporting the scam on the platform.
Internet scams to know in 2026
Bank phishing
Fake email/SMS from your bank asking you to validate a transaction. Always go through the official app.
Fake online shops
PS5 for $99, brand-new iPhone for $200. If it's too good to be true, it's a scam.
Delivery smishing
Fake SMS from courier services asking for delivery fees.
Romance scam
Fake profile, fast declaration of love, requests for money for 'travel' or 'medical emergency'.
Sextortion email
Threats to release intimate images (often bluff) in exchange for bitcoin. Never pay.
Fake tech support
Microsoft / Apple pop-ups. No legitimate vendor proactively calls you by phone.
Internet scam — FAQ
The biggest ones: bank phishing (fake delivery SMS, fake bank advisor), fake e-commerce sites (slashed prices on electronics), romance scams on dating apps, fake job offers, sextortion emails, and crypto scams. They all rely on urgency or fear.
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