Korea Scam CheckFree
Is this a Korea scam?
Check a suspicious message, link, bank account, or phone number against known Korean fraud — before you reply or send money. In English, no signup.
Sources we check
- Korean National Police cyber-fraud database
- Google Safe Browsing
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See how it reads a real one
SMS · unknown sender
[CJ Logistics] Your parcel is held — confirm address: http://cj-delivery.support/trackDanger
Fake courier link — don’t tap
The real CJ Logistics never asks you to confirm an address through a link like this. Flagged by Google Safe Browsing.
Messages
SMS, KakaoTalk, email — Korea-specific patterns
Phone numbers
Checked against the police fraud database
Bank accounts
Flags accounts reported for fraud
Links
Phishing & malware via Safe Browsing
Dealing with something bigger?
A deposit dispute, a seller who’s gone quiet, money you’ve already sent, a Korean contract you can’t read — those need a person, not just an automated check. I’m based in Korea. Message me directly and I’ll take a look.
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Connect to Claude or ChatGPT, then just ask “Is this a scam?”
A second opinion, not a guarantee — it never says “safe.” When in doubt, report to 112 (police) or 1332 (FSS). Your message text is never stored.