eSafe Academy

Trusted scam prevention guidance for families.

Learn what to do before, during, and after suspicious messages, calls, and payment requests.

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Our mission

Help families recognize scams, make safer decisions, and protect what matters most.

Common scam situations

USPS text scams

Package delayed, address problem or tiny delivery fee.

Bank and Zelle fraud

Fake fraud alerts, transfer pressure and one-time codes.

Social Security calls

Threats about SSN suspension, benefits or legal action.

Marketplace buyers

Payment links, courier forms and fake screenshots.

AI voice scams

Familiar voices asking for urgent money.

Already clicked?

Emergency steps for links, cards, codes and payments.

Family verification rule

Agree on a family rule that protects everyone.

We verify urgent money requests, new numbers, account warnings, and surprise requests through a known phone number or another family member first.
Create your family rule

Scam warning signs

  • Urgency or threats to scare you
  • Requests for gift cards, crypto, or cash
  • Asking for one-time codes or passwords
  • Links that do not match the real website
  • New phone number or unexpected contact
See all red flags

Safe habits that protect

  • Use strong, unique passwords
  • Turn on two-step verification
  • Check with official sources
  • Do not click links in unexpected messages
  • Keep software and devices updated
Build your safe habits

Quick actions

I got a suspicious callI received a strange textI think I sent money to a scammerHelp a parent or grandparent

Private. No judgment. We are here to help.

All training and tools are free and designed for real-world protection.

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Scam simulations

US package delivery scams

USPS / FedEx delivery fee text

Beginner

You receive a text saying a package cannot be delivered until you confirm your address and pay a tiny redelivery fee.

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US banking scams

Bank alert about a suspicious Zelle transfer

Intermediate

A text claims your bank stopped a suspicious Zelle transfer and asks you to verify cancellation immediately.

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US government impersonation

IRS refund message

Beginner

An email says you are eligible for a tax refund today if you submit bank details through a link.

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