Instantly check if a phone number, text, email, or link is a scam. Free, fast, and built to protect every Australian.
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Phone number, suspicious text message, email, or a link you're not sure about.
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Flagr tells you what it found and why — so you understand the risk, not just the result.
The numbers are staggering — and most victims never see it coming.
Current threats being reported by Australians. Updated regularly.
Texts claiming you have unpaid toll fees with a link to "pay now." Over 300,000 Australians targeted. The link leads to a fake payment page stealing card details.
Messages claiming your Medicare card needs urgent replacement or has been suspended. Asks you to verify identity via a link that harvests your personal details.
Emails claiming you hold undeclared cryptocurrency in a "non-KYC wallet" and must call immediately to avoid legal action. The ATO will never email you about crypto this way.
Automated calls claiming your NBN will be cut off in 24 hours unless you press 1 to connect with a technician. NBN Co never makes unsolicited calls to customers.
Emails impersonating Qantas offering bonus points or travel vouchers. Links go to convincing fake Qantas login pages designed to steal your credentials and personal details.
Callers impersonating CommBank, NAB or Westpac claim your account is compromised and instruct you to transfer funds to a "safe account." This is always a scam — no bank does this.
Every report helps protect other Australians. Tell us what you received and we'll add it to our database.
Flagr was built because scams disproportionately hurt the people least equipped to deal with them — older Australians, recent migrants, and anyone going through a hard time.
We'll never charge you to protect yourself. Flagr is free, forever — funded by partnerships with the banks and organisations who share that mission.