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🚨 Something odd arrived
Analysing links, messages, phone numbers and QR codes is right at the top. If the link is shortened (bit.ly, tinyurl…), paste it anyway: Shield404 reveals where it really leads without opening it.
🔍 I want to know if I'm exposed
Check if your email or password have been leaked, if your ID number or phone appear published, an IP's reputation, and if your photos reveal your location. (ES)
🛡️ I want better protection
Shield's verdict
Why we say this
⚡ Instant answer: Shield404 already knew this link (community memory).
🔎 See what the internet says about this number:
📡 Weekly radar
🕵️ Most reported
Last 7 daysNot enough reports yet this week. As soon as the community reports a scam, it will appear here.
The most reported by the community. Each alert counts different people, anonymously.
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Anti-scam guides (ES)
All the guides below are currently in Spanish only — English versions are on their way.
🎮 Train your eye — could you spot a scam?10 real messages. Play, learn and challenge your family.
🛒 Safe shopping — shops and sellersBefore paying a stranger, check it here.
How to try to get your money back, with real deadlines.
🚑 I've already fallen for it: what nowThe emergency guide, step by step and in order.
👨👩👧 Protecting my parentsSecure their phone in one afternoon + the 3 golden rules.
📦 The fake postal service SMS 👋 "Hi mum, it's me" ⚡ The "electricity company" call 🚗 The fake traffic fine 🅿️ The fake parking meter QR 💼 The fake job offerNo legitimate caller will rush you
"Urgent", "24 hours", "account blocked"… urgency is a scammer's favourite tool.
Check the domain, not the name
"correos-envio.xyz" is not the postal service. What matters is what comes right before the first "/".
When in doubt, go there yourself
Don't click the link: type the official website into your browser yourself, or call the number you already trust.