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Anti-Scam Shield for Elderly

Real-time scam detection. Protect yourself or an elderly loved one from the sophisticated fraud targeting older adults. $3 billion lost annually.

$3B
lost to elder fraud annually in the US alone
5M+
older adults scammed each year
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cost forever
πŸ” Check a Scam
πŸ“š Common Scams
πŸ›‘οΈ Protect Someone

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  2. Click API Keys β†’ Create Key β†’ copy it
  3. Paste below and click Start

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Is This a Scam?

Most Common Scams Targeting Elderly

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Grandchild Scam

"Grandma, it's me β€” I'm in trouble and need money NOW. Please don't tell Mum and Dad." Always verify by calling another family member.

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Tax / Government Scam

Callers claim you owe tax and will be arrested. Governments NEVER call demanding immediate payment or gift cards.

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Tech Support Scam

"Your computer has a virus" β€” caller asks for remote access. Legitimate companies never cold-call about your computer.

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Romance Scam

Online relationships that quickly turn into requests for money. If someone you've never met asks for money β€” it's a scam.

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Lottery / Prize Scam

"You've won! Just pay a small fee to claim." You cannot win a lottery you didn't enter. Real prizes never require fees.

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Home Repair Scam

Unsolicited offers of cheap repairs. Always get 3 quotes and never pay cash upfront to strangers.

Protect an Elderly Loved One

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Talk About It

Have an open conversation about scams β€” without being condescending. Share examples. Make it a normal topic.

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Create a "Safe List"

Write down the names and numbers of trusted people they can verify with before sending any money or giving information.

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The Golden Rule

Teach them one rule: Never send money or give personal information to someone who called you unexpectedly.

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Reporting Scams

Ireland: GardaΓ­ 999 / An Post mail fraud
UK: Action Fraud 0300 123 2040
US: FTC reportfraud.ftc.gov