Is this offer a scam?
Tick what you see in the offer or the conversation. You’ll see whether it looks like a scam that’s already been reported, and what to do. Nothing is sent or saved: it all runs in your browser.
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Already paid or shared a code?
Tell your bank or Algérie Poste straight away (call 1530 to block an Edahabia card), keep the evidence and report it to the police. Don’t pay anyone who promises to "recover" your money.
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This tool gives a first read based on known warning signs. It isn’t a judgment on any company or person and doesn’t replace advice from your bank or the police.