Stop Googling “Is This Legit?” Let AI Investigate Instead
I built an AI scam checker for any website, ad or message. I tested it on 6 real cases, from fake shops to phishing, and it nailed every one.

TL;DR
- Consumers often spend significant time verifying the legitimacy of online offers, a process that is becoming more challenging with AI-generated fake content.
- NordVPN reported a 250% spike in fake shopping websites before Black Friday last year, highlighting the growing problem.
- Amplifiers has launched an 'Is This a Scam? Checker' that uses AI to investigate websites, ads, and messages.
- The tool analyzes various sources like Google, Reddit, company records, and ad libraries to assess legitimacy.
- It provides a verdict (Likely legit, Mixed signals, Likely scam, or Not enough data) with a confidence level and links to sources.
- Tested on six cases, the checker identified fake online courses, misleading shops with unrealistic prices, and phishing messages.
- The tool requires a paid Amplifiers Pro subscription, but the article emphasizes its value in preventing financial loss and identity theft.