We’re proud to announce the launch of Scam Archive, a free platform built to help everyone recognize scams — with real examples, plain explanations, and family-friendly tips.
For too long, scammers have had the advantage of confusion, jargon, and fear. Scam Archive flips the script by making scams easy to understand and easy to share.
What You’ll Find in Scam Archive
- Real Examples – Screenshots and breakdowns of scams happening right now.
- Plain Language – No jargon, just clear explanations anyone can understand.
- Red Flags – Learn what to look for before you click, call, or reply.
- AI-Powered Search – Instantly look up scams by category, sender, domain, or phone number.
- Shareable Tips – Simple takeaways you can send to friends, family, or coworkers.
Why We Built It
Every day, thousands of people get tricked by scams that could have been avoided with the right information. But most resources are buried in technical blogs or written for professionals.
Scam Archive is different: it’s designed for everyone. From students to seniors, anyone can browse, learn, and share examples — making scams easier to spot and avoid.
Powered by Community
The Scam Archive is proudly developed by the Cybersecurity Reach Foundation, with contributions from our community of volunteers and supporters.
By submitting scam examples, sharing tips, or donating, you’re helping us grow a resource that protects thousands — and eventually millions — of people from falling victim to fraud.
Explore Now
Scam Archive is free, open to all, and always growing.
👉 Visit ScamArchive.org to start exploring, report a scam, or learn the red flags today.