Corporate-level digital scam training for you and your family.

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Online scams are evolving faster than ever. This course will teach you to recognize the 5 basic patterns behind every scam, challenge you with realistic practice assignments, and leave you armed with the confidence and poise required to Become Unscammable.
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Everybody is susceptible to online scams (even you).

You've probably successfully spotted an obviously fake phishing email before, and you may think you know how to spot a scam already. But scams and scammers are evolving more rapidly than ever, and it just takes one misclick to lose out on your online safety, security and money. Online scams are designed to put you on the back foot and force you out of your typical composure, by preying on basic human instincts like fear and authority. These scams intentionally put you in a state overwrites logic with emotion, and make you do something you normally wouldn't, or would normally at least question first. By learning the common patterns behind these digital scams, and intentionally putting yourself into practice scenarios, you will learn to easily recognize the warning signs, and know the right steps to take to stay safe.

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What you'll get in this course

The scams aimed at you these days don't look like scams They look like a regular email, a generic text message, a marketplace message, a friend's investing tip, a payroll email before payday, or even your kid's voice on a bad line. Scams work because they're built for busy people in a distracted world. This course will teach you a system, not a list. Learn the five levers, practise until spotting them is automatic, lock down your accounts, and have a plan.

  • The Five Levers: The psychology behind the 5 levers that every scam uses, so you can learn to recognize even a brand-new scam, on sight.

  • 63 realistic practice items across email, text, phone, web, and chat. Every red flag explained, so you can learn from doing, not just reading. Making mistakes and learning from them is the best way to learn.

  • The 90-minute Security Setup: passkeys, carrier PIN, call screening, card controls, credit freezes, everything you need to know to lock down your personal information and keep you and your family safe online.

  • The Emergency Playbook: Everything you need to know during the first hour, first day, first week, by type of loss, so if you or someone you know is affected by a scam, you know exactly the next step to take.

  • The Family Kit: safe words, verification plans, and suggestions for talking to your loved ones about their digital safety so everyone can get on board, without a fight.

Who Should Take This Course

This course has been designed to provide the same level of corporate security training that large enterprise organizations provide their employees: but for the everyday person. You don't need to fit into one of the examples listed here, but if you have a desire to bolster your online security and confidence, then this course is for you. The course has been created to be as technical as it needs to be, without having you glaze over or feel overwhelmed.

  • The Family’s IT Guy/Gal

    You run your own accounts, your kids’ devices, and lately some of your parents’ banking too. The scams aimed at you look like commonplace texts and emails, but AI is changing that too. The ones aimed at your parents are your problem as well. You’ll learn the pattern behind every scam, a 90-minute lockdown for your own accounts, and a family plan with a safe word and a script for the conversation that doesn’t start with “Dad, you need to be careful.”

  • The Confident Independent

    You’ve been online for decades, and you’re tired of being talked to by your kids like you can’t be trusted with a phone. You don’t want a lecture. You want a clear way to tell a real bank call from a fake one, and a plan that respects your judgment. You’ll learn three sentences that end any suspicious call politely, a printed playbook for the fridge, and the calm that comes from knowing exactly what the real bank will never ask for.

  • The Person Who Just had a Close Call

    Last week something got close. You almost read a code to “the fraud department,” or you did, or someone you love did, and now you’re not sure what’s safe. You need to know what to do in the next hour, and how to make sure it can’t work twice. You’ll learn the first-hour, first-day, first-week playbook, your country’s exact reporting numbers, and the one warning that matters most right now: the “recovery” call that comes next is the same scammers.

Course Curriculum

    1. 0.1 What this course will and won't do

    2. 0.2 How to use this course and your downloads

    3. 0.3 Where you are now

    1. 1.1 Why Smart People Get Scammed

    2. 1.2 The Five Levers

    3. 1.3 Lever-Spotting Drill

    4. 1.4 The Pause Rule

    5. 1.5 The Three Stages of Every Scam

    6. 1.6 The Pause Card

    1. 2.1 Email: Read The Envelope, Not the Letter

    2. 2.2 Texts and Messaging Apps

    3. 2.3 Phone Calls: The Scripts and The Five Things No Caller Needs

    4. 2.4 Phone Number Spoofing: Why Caller ID Lies

    5. 2.5 Websites, Search Ads, AI Overviews & QR Codes

    6. 2.6 Real or Scam? Channels

    7. 2.7 Download: Link and Sender Inspection Guide

    1. 3.1 "This is your Tax Agency"

    2. 3.2 "There's a Problem With Your Account"

    3. 3.3 "Your Package is Held," Plus Utility, Police & Warrant Scams

    4. 3.4 "Your Computer is Infected"

    5. 3.5 Real or Scam? Impersonators

    6. 3.6 Download: Impersonation Quick-Reference

    1. 4.1 AI Voice Cloning & the Family-Emergency Call

    2. 4.2 Deepfake Video Calls

    3. 4.3 Romance and Friendship Scams: The Long Con

    4. 4.4 Investment and Crypto Scams

    5. 4.5 Fake Job offers and Task Scams

    6. 4.6 Marketplace, Rental and Ticket Scams

    7. 4.7 "Paste This": Terminal, Browser Console, and AI Assistant Scams

    8. 4.8 Real or Scam? Modern Threats

    1. 5.1 First, Breathe

    2. 5.2 The First Hour, by Loss Type

    3. 5.3 The First Day

    4. 5.4 The First Week, and the Recovery Scam

    5. 5.5 The Emergency Playbook

    6. 5.6 Fill in Your Personal Emergency Card

Lifetime Access | Self-Paced | Online

  • $59.00
  • 49 lessons
  • 11 Printable Tools & Emergency Playbook
  • 5 Practice Rounds & 63 Realistic Practice Scams
  • Certificate of Completion

What People Are Saying

Hear from people who've taken the course themselves

“I did the first practice round on my phone during lunch and got two wrong. By the end of the course I was catching the fake bank text before I’d finished reading it. The part I didn’t expect was feeling calmer about my inbox, not more paranoid.”

Jordan M, 44

“My mum is 78 and I’d been dreading the scam conversation for years. The script in Chapter 7 is what finally worked, because it starts with my own near miss instead of a lecture. We set up a safe word at the kitchen table and she’s quoted it back to me twice since.”

Priya S, 51

“I’ve been online since dial-up and I don’t need anyone talking down to me. This course didn’t. It gave me three sentences to end any suspicious call and a printed playbook for the fridge. Last month a ‘fraud department’ asked me to read back a code. I said the sentence and hung up.”

Dan R, 67

About the Creator

Dylan Zaitsoff, Director of Product Management

I've been working in the online realm for over 10 years and have personally been exposed to numerous digital scams. But - I've been able to remain unaffected - which I credit to being lucky enough to receive annual corporate training. I created this course to provide access to that same information, so that every day folks can possess the same empowering knowledge required to stay safe online. One of family members was actually affected by one of the most basic online scams: simply because they didn't know to hover on a link on a web page to preview the true destination (Lesson 2.5). That was the impetus: I needed to create this course so my family and friends could Become Unscammable, too.

FAQ

  • I already know not to click links. What's new here?

    Not all digital scams are fallen for by clicking the wrong links. The code call, the safe-account call, the payroll diversion, the task scam, the deepfake video call, and the “paste this command” page, none of these modern scams need you to click a link. This course teaches you to recognize the underlying pattern regardless of the scam.

  • Can my parents / kids take this course?

    Yes. It's written for anyone who uses a phone and a laptop, with no jargon, and the practice rounds work on a phone.

  • How long does it take? I don't have enough time for another course

    The course is self-paced, and you can come back to it anytime you like. Most people finish the course in a week or two, taking just a few minutes each day to complete one chapter at a time.

  • What if I'm not satisfied?

    We offer a 30-day guarantee - if you didn't learn something valuable, we'll refund you, no questions asked.

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