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Plain-language guides, checklists, and printables that help people of every age recognize scams — and know exactly what to do next.
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Scams are evolving.
Faster than ever.
The same patterns keep working because most of us were never taught the warning signs. ScamShield gives you simple, practical tools to spot the scam before it costs you.
Phishing Emails & Texts
Fake order confirmations, package alerts, and "your account is locked" messages designed to make you click before you think.
Impersonation Calls
Scammers posing as your bank, the IRS, Medicare, or even a loved one in trouble — increasingly powered by AI voice cloning.
AI-Driven Tricks
Deepfake voices, cloned faces, and convincingly written messages mean the old "watch for typos" advice is no longer enough.
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Janene Betterton.
I'm a creator, encourager, and builder at heart. I believe in the quiet power of designing a life that feels intentional and safe.
After years of managing teams, I found it far more rewarding to help others build confidence in themselves. As a victim of online scams myself, I started learning how to arm myself with the tools available — and turned that into something practical for others.
These products won't stop every scam that comes your way, but they will help you recognize and prevent the most common ones — the ones still working on millions of people every year.
Frequently asked.
This guide is to help people identify potential scams and circumvent them. The guide offers suggestions on what to do if you click on a link that starts the scam and prompts you to act against it.
There is a Facebook group to help support victims and others looking for help where scams are concerned.
No — scammers are learning to trick us in more intricate ways daily. This guide provides the basics on how to look for the signs of a scam. With AI, the scams are getting harder to spot, but you can still use steps to help identify if it is for real or not.
This guide is easy to follow and gives you tips to help you spot the "tells" of a scam email, text, or call. However, if it seems tougher to identify, but is something you did not initiate, it is always good to have another set of eyes to look it over.
Again, if you did not initiate this message and they reached out to you first, you may want to reach out to the person separately. Never click on an offered link — you can always reach out to that person directly, or a family member or friend, to check to see if the request or reason for the request is true.
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