Understand how scams happen by playing both the victim AND the scammer.

Our free interactive scenarios let you experience scams, so you don't become the next victim.

Scams appear in many forms, some small and some very sophisticated.

Thanks to technology, today's scams are becoming harder to spot. This makes scam awareness and scam prevention - even more difficult.

To recognise the signs of a scam you need to learn
how easily scammers can take advantage of you.

Our interactive role-play scenarios let you step into the characters of the victim AND the scammer, alternating between them.

The goal is to understand how scams work and how the scammer finds everyday weaknesses.

Our scenarios are not quizzes, tests or games. They are developed to enhance your intuition so you can feel more confident in recognising potential scams.

- Single scenarios -

Our single scenarios focus on one type of scam.

money mule scam
Money mule
online shopping scam
Online shopping scam
smishing scams
Text message scam (smishing)

- go on a journey in our scenario collections -

Our scenario collections follow the journeys of Elsie, Mazy and the Wilson family as they encounter multiple scams in their daily life. 

Teenager weekend of scams Aug
A teenagers weekend
A busy family's week
A busy family's week
A week with Gran
A week with Gran

- 2 minute scam awareness challenges -

Only have a few minutes? Then our scam awareness challenges are perfect for you.

Join Chloe in these short interactive challenges exploring how 3 different scams work.

Free train tickets scam
Free train tickets scam
parcel delivery scam
Parcel delivery scam
mobile credit scam
Mobile credit scam

Just like scams, our scenarios will constantly evolve and update.  Follow us on social media to keep up to date with newly released scenarios.

Our interactive scenarios will help you recognise when it's time to ...

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PAUSE

Take a moment.

You don’t have to reply right away - or at all.

You can stop the conversation whenever you like.

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THINK


If something feels “off,” listen to that feeling.

Your intuition is there to help you - trust it.

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DECIDE

Ask yourself, does this seem real?

It’s never silly or embarrassing to double-check, everyone does it.

And if it doesn’t feel right, you can report it.

What would you do?

Join Chloe in this short 'think and learn' exercise exploring everyday situations that could potentially be scams.
Decide what you would do, then learn more from the answer and explanation.

How to report a scam

If you suspect a scam, contact your bank immediately or get advice from a trusted source such as those listed below.

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