The routine we practise
- 1Stop before paying, sharing a code or giving access
- 2Don't reply and don't use the message's link or number
- 3Contact through a number you already know, or the official app
- 4Confirm that the request is real, before you act
Scammers use urgency, fake numbers and now copied voices. We practise one routine that works for every suspicious request, and set up safer habits where we can.
Hang up and call him back on the number you already have. Don't send money or codes. If you already paid, call your bank now using the number on your card.
Illustrative example with fictional details. You always check the answer and decide what to do.
We can focus on household rules for AI: what children may use it for, privacy and age limits, and how to talk about mistakes or uncomfortable conversations. Parental controls help, but don't guarantee safety.
Recovering hacked accounts or lost money. If something already happened, we point you to your bank and the official reporting channel in your country.
Six situations people face today. Decide what you'd do: checking is always a good answer.
1 / 6
What would you do?
The 4-step check, for every suspicious message
Recognise warning signs and practise checking safely
⏱ 1 hour online
2 people (e.g. a parent and an adult child, even in different places): 1.5 h · €75
Included
Afterwards: Check card, handover sheet and a 15-minute check-in within 14 days
Not included: Recovering hacked accounts or lost money (we point you to official help)
It can point out warning signs, but it cannot confirm that something is genuine. The call-back routine is what keeps you safe.
Yes. The 2-person session works for a parent and an adult child in different places.
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