Ask Silver scam checker: now available on your desktop

Ask Silver: 

Got a suspicious text, message or email?

Grab a screenshot, and Ask Silver now.

 Visit https://www.getsafeonline.org/asksilver/

Before you start

Please do not upload screenshots with personal or sensitive information, including:

Telephone numbers

Postal addresses

Email addresses

Photographs of you or anyone else you know

Financial information (including bank account numbers, sort codes and card numbers)

While Ask Silver aims to provide you with an accurate result, the final result is not guaranteed to be 100% correct. Always do your own research.

It is also available on Whatsapp. 

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Ask Silver Scam Checker

Ask Silver is a simple tool that anyone with a smartphone can use to protect themselves from scams.

All you need to do is upload a screenshot of any text, email or website you’re suspicious about. Using the power of AI, Ask Silver will instantly check on the communication in question and indicate whether it’s safe or a ‘Red Flag’, also suggesting next steps to stay safe.

To use Ask Silver, start by signing up at www.ask-silver.com. It’s available inside WhatsApp, just like any of your other contacts that you can message. Once you sign up, you’ll receive a one-time email with a QR code to scan, which opens the WhatsApp chat. You then simply send through a screenshot of anything you want to check, and you can even report scams to the authorities with one tap at the end of the check.

If Ask Silver doesn’t automatically appear in your WhatsApp contact list, open WhatsApp, then press New chat > Options > Reload contacts.

 Source: https://www.getsafeonline.org/asksilver/