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Staying safe

A message says you won a prize. Is it a trick?

You will learn why most prize messages are scams, and how to stay safe.

3 min read Always free

Getting a you won message feels exciting. Take a breath first.

You cannot win a prize you never entered. That is the simplest test.

Real prizes never ask you to pay a fee first. That part is always a scam.

Try this
  1. Do not click any link in the message.
  2. Ask: did I really enter this?
  3. Never pay money or share bank details to claim a prize.
  4. Delete the message if it feels wrong.
A message you can copy

I got a message saying I won a prize. Here is what it says: [paste it]. Can you tell me the warning signs that this is a scam?

Paste it into ChatGPT, then change the words in brackets to fit you. It opens in a new tab, so you will not lose this page.

Buddy, your friendly guide
Buddy says

Real prizes do not ask you to pay first. When in doubt, delete it.

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