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Is This Phone Number a Scam? Free Scam Number Lookup

Verification Process

How Phone Verification Works

Enter the Number

Type or paste any U.S. phone number. We accept all formats, with or without dashes, parentheses, or country code.

Multi-Source Analysis

We check the number against FTC complaints, FCC reports, carrier databases, robocall detection, and community reports simultaneously.

AI-Powered Verdict

Our AI synthesizes all data sources into a clear risk score (0-100) with a plain-English explanation of exactly why a number is flagged.

Data Sources

What Data Sources We Check

FTC Do Not Call Registry

2 million+ complaints from the Federal Trade Commission, synced hourly via automated jobs.

FCC Consumer Complaints

Federal Communications Commission consumer complaint database with carrier violation records.

Carrier Verification

Real-time carrier name, line type (landline, mobile, VoIP), and caller ID (CNAM) verification.

Robocall Detection Database

Cross-references known robocall operations and spam identification databases in real time.

Community Reports

User-submitted scam reports and firsthand experiences from people who received the same calls.

AI Risk Analysis

AI synthesizes all sources into a single verdict with confidence scoring and plain-English explanation.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Basic lookups against FTC and FCC complaint data are completely free with no account required. Full analysis with carrier verification and AI-powered risk assessment is available with a ScamVerify™ subscription.
Our risk scores combine data from 6+ sources including 2 million FTC complaints, FCC consumer reports, Twilio carrier data, robocall detection databases, and community reports. AI synthesizes these into a 0-100 score with a plain-English explanation.
We detect IRS impersonation, tech support scams, warranty scams, bank fraud, Medicare scams, robocall operations, VoIP-based scam rings, and more. Our FTC data covers complaint categories going back to 2021.
Currently we support U.S. phone numbers only (10-digit format). Canadian and international number support is planned for a future update.
FTC Do Not Call Registry data is synced hourly via automated jobs. We maintain 2 million+ records covering complaints from 2021 to present. FCC consumer complaint data is also synced regularly.

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