Community reports are user-submitted and moderated, not verified fact. A report is a signal to be cautious, not proof this number belongs to a scammer.
Every number gets a 0–100 danger score based on community report volume, recency, and patterns.
Community reports
Real experiences from real people. The more users report, the smarter the system gets.
Smart summary
Every number gets an instant plain-English verdict, generated automatically from community reports — what it's known for and whether to be cautious.
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Most reported numbers this week, updated daily. See which numbers are actively being used by scammers right now.
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Frequently asked questions
Search the number above. We show a risk score from 0–100 based on how many community reports it has, how recent they are, and known scam patterns. A high score or multiple recent reports for categories like Scam, Fraud, or Robocall is a strong signal to be cautious.
The risk score is a 0–100 estimate of how likely a number is to be unwanted or malicious, built from community report volume, recency, and category. Low scores mean few or no negative reports; high scores mean multiple recent reports of scam, fraud, or harassment behavior.
Yes. Searching numbers, reading reports, and submitting your own reports are all free, with no account required.
Reports go through a moderation step before appearing publicly, then feed into that number's risk score and the site's trend data (like Trending Scam Campaigns) so the wider community can see emerging scam patterns.
No. Anyone can submit a report without signing up. We ask for a category and a short description of what happened.
For US numbers, we also show unverified complaint counts from the FTC's public Do Not Call complaint database, in a clearly separate section. These are self-reported to the FTC, not verified, and are kept entirely separate from this site's community risk score.
Yes — use "Watch this number" after a search to add it to your watch list. You'll get an email notification when it receives new reports.
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