Observed arrival · 2026-10-28
Scam or Not: a daily fraud-spotting quiz
A one-minute daily quiz asks readers to judge scam-style messages, with an archive of past examples.
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- Readers practicing how to spot common scam messages
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- The archive lists eight numbered cases dated Oct. 24–27, spanning fake FTC calls, crypto pitches, and lookalike travel permits.
Field notes
The featured No. 008 is rendered as a message claiming to offer U.S. travel authorization, with an $89 processing fee, a refund promise, and a bank-transfer request. The archive also includes numbered cases about fake FTC-agent calls, crypto pitches, and other fraud formats; the site says its email round will begin only once the daily email is ready.
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