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Free scam practice

Practise saying no – before it’s real.

Five everyday situations Canadians face: a delivery text, a hydro threat, a “grandchild” in trouble, a tax refund, and a call from your “bank”. Pick what you would do and see what happens next.

  • Completely free. No sign-up, no email.
  • Private. Your answers never leave this page.
  • About 10 minutes. Wrong answers are how we learn.
Print and keep by the phone

Your family safety card

When a scammer calls, panic makes it hard to think. Fill in this card together, print it, and keep it next to the phone or on the fridge.

Pick a family code word that’s easy to remember but not on social media – like a childhood pet or a favourite dessert. If someone calls claiming to be family and in trouble, ask for it.

What you type stays on this screen only. It isn’t saved or sent anywhere.

Our Family Safety CardDon’t Get Scammed Canada · dontgetscammedcanada.ca
If anyone asks for money in a hurry – even if it sounds like family – PAUSE. Hang up. Call back on a number from this card.
Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre1-888-495-8501 Scam text? Forward it to7726 Danger right now911

Real banks, the CRA and police will never ask for gift cards, crypto, cash by courier, or the code texted to your phone.