Questions
About how Scamory will work, what it will store, or whether it fits your family.
Contact
Got a question? Just email us.
No form, no ticket number. Write to us about Scamory, a press request or a scam you came across.
What to write about
Three good reasons to get in touch.
Press
Writing about scams or online safety? We’re happy to talk about what we’re building.
A scam example
Got a message that tricked, or nearly tricked, someone? Send it over. Examples help us understand what people actually get.
Sending a scam example
Take the personal details out first.
A scam message can carry your name, numbers and personal links. Before you forward one, clean it up.
Remove
- Your name, address and phone number.
- Account, card and personal ID numbers.
- Any part of a link that is clearly yours, like an ID or a token after a question mark.
Leave in
- The wording of the message, as it arrived.
- The sender’s address or number, and the rest of the link.
Already paid, shared a code or typed in a password? Don’t wait for us. Call your bank right away and consider contacting the police.
Please never send passwords, one-time codes or banking details. We can’t promise a reply to every example.
Be there for the first checks.
Join the early-access list. We’ll email you when Scamory is ready to try.