Fake parcel fees, bank warnings, the “grandchild in trouble”. When something feels off, your parent shares it to Surewell and gets a calm, clear answer, and you get a heads-up.
2 weeks free for the family. Always free for parents.
Mom checked a message: Likely scam
This is a scam. Do not send money or gift cards. Give Mom a quick call?
Your parent shares a text, email or web page to Surewell, or a screenshot of a letter. They can also paste it in the app.
A verdict (Likely a scam, Suspicious, or No warning signs), the warning signs it found, and what to do next, like “Don’t reply. Call your bank on the number on your card.”
No checker is perfect, so Surewell never tells anyone a message is safe. When in doubt, the advice is always to call family first.
When a message looks like a scam, the family gets a note, so someone can call while it’s still fresh.
Texts, emails, chat messages, web pages and screenshots of letters or pop-ups.
No. It only sees what your parent chooses to share for a check.
As many as a normal day needs, with Surewell Family.
