Phone number risk check: is this number dangerous?
Enter the number to see its risk level (low, medium, high or critical) with a score from 0 to 100 based on reports that other users have sent and our team has approved. If the number has no reports, we do not score it: nobody having reported it does not make it dangerous or safe.
Enter a number, with or without the international code, and press Check.
Only reviewed or public technical facts are shown. Private identities and protection signals stay hidden.
Frequently asked questions
How is the risk score calculated?
Each approved report adds 5 points and our team's verification as confirmed spam adds 30. Public opinions collected from other websites add at most 10 points, and if the AI analysis of those reports finds a clear scam pattern, it sets a minimum. The score never goes above 100: below 40 is low risk, 40 to 59 medium, 60 to 79 high and 80 or more critical.
Why does a number show "Not enough data"?
Because nobody has reported it yet, or its reports are still under review. We would rather give no score than assign a risk without evidence, which could harm someone who uses that number legitimately.
Does a low score mean the number is safe?
No. It only means it has few reports. A scammer can use a brand-new number or show someone else's number on your screen (spoofing). If you are asked for codes, personal details or money, hang up and call the official channel you know yourself.
What should I do if a number has a high risk?
Do not call back or share any details. You can block it on your phone and open its NoCall page to read other users' comments and add your report, which helps warn others.