Scenario library
Practice spotting scam patterns before pressure takes over.
Read realistic hypothetical examples, then use the warning signs and safer questions to slow down similar situations in real life.
10 scenarios
Fake recruiter offers a remote job
The Remote Job That Moved Too Fast
A job seeker receives a generous remote job offer after a brief text-only interview, then is asked to deposit a check and buy equipment from a preferred vendor.
Fake bank alert asks for login
The Bank Alert That Wanted a Login
A text message warns about a suspicious bank transaction and sends the customer to a fake login page that asks for credentials and a one-time code.
Fake crypto opportunity from a dating contact
The Dating Contact With a Crypto Secret
A dating contact slowly builds trust, then introduces a supposed crypto investing opportunity that appears profitable until withdrawals become impossible.
Fake grandchild voice call
The Grandchild Voice Call
A caller sounds like a grandchild in distress and asks for secrecy and urgent money, but the family verifies through another channel before acting.
Fake customer support popup
The Support Popup That Would Not Let Go
A frightening browser popup claims the device is infected and urges the user to call a fake support number, where the caller asks for remote access and payment.
Fake invoice for a small business
The Small Invoice That Slipped Into a Busy Week
A small business receives a realistic-looking invoice for a modest amount during a busy period, but a routine verification step catches the problem.
Social media friend asks for a login code
The Friend Who Needed a Code
A message appears to come from a real social media friend asking for a login or verification code, but the account has likely been taken over.
Recovery service promises to get money back
The Recovery Service With a Guaranteed Refund
After losing money to a scam, a person is contacted by a supposed recovery expert who promises results for an upfront fee.
QR code payment request
The QR Code on the Counter
A customer scans a QR code that appears to belong to a business, but the code sends them to an unfamiliar payment page.
Deepfake video request from an executive
The Executive Video That Changed the Payment
An employee receives a short video message that appears to show an executive approving an urgent payment change, but the request bypasses normal controls.