Welcome to ScamRanger

Powered by Advanced AI, Scam Ranger by RangersAI is an online tool to help you learn how to spot and avoid scams by providing you with warnings, insights and practical education. It’s free to use for up to 12 months.

Scan before you act

ScamRanger automatically checks text messages from unknown senders, or lets you manually verify any suspicious message, email, or screenshot whenever you're unsure. No need to guess if a message is safe.

Understand the scam

When a scam is detected, ScamRanger doesn’t just flag it. It explains the specific scam and tactics. It also tells you what steps to take next. This turns ambiguity into an informed decision

Learn and build scam resillience

You'll learn how to spot and avoid scams with clear, easy-to-follow tips that help you pause, think, and make safer decisions with confidence. This helps you protect your money, identity, and peace of mind.

Support the people you care about

With ScamRanger’s Trusted Contacts feature, you can help protect loved ones who may be more vulnerable. If a scam targets them, trusted contact is notified. They can intervene early to prevent manipulation.

Scan before you trust

ScamRanger automatically filters incoming messages. Manual scanning is also available. Content is analyzed and level of risk shown.No need to guess if a message is safe.

Understand what's happening

When a scam is detected, ScamRanger doesn’t just flag it -it explains the specific scam and tactics. It also tells users what steps to take next. This turns ambiguity into an informed decision

Learn, get scam resilient and win

ScamRanger makes learning about scams fun. Users earn badges by completing protective actions. Each badge reflects gained knowledge. Risks are spotted faster, building better habits.

Protect the people you care about

With ScamRanger’s Trusted Contacts feature, users can help protect loved ones who may be more vulnerable. If a scam targets them, trusted contact is notified. They can intervene early to prevent manipulation.

Get started with ScamRanger today

Getting started takes just a few minutes. Follow these four simple steps to begin checking suspicious messages and building your scam resilience.

Step 1: Download the app

Download ScamRanger from the Apple App Store or Google Play using the QR code or link above.

Step 2: Activate your account

Open the app and select "I have a code." Then ennter your activation code LBGXXX or select to scan the code using the QR code above.

Step 3: Enable recommended features

To get the most from ScamRanger, we recommend enabling these features. You're always in control and can change your permissions at any time.

  • Message scanning - Helps flag suspicious messages from unknown contacts.
  • Contacts access - Only scans messages from people you don’t know.
  • Notifications - Keeps you updated with alerts and helpful daily tips.
  • Gallery access - Lets you upload screenshots or photos of messages to check.
Step 4: Start using ScamRanger!

You’re ready to start using Scam Ranger to:

  • Check any suspicious messages.
  • Learn how to spot and avoid scams.
  • Build your confidence with daily tips and insights.

Additional information

How to scan messages You can set up permissions for the automatic scan. <should tell them how to do this, as in step by step> You can upload the text or image into the app. Or you can forward the message to the XXX WhatsApp number. Do not include any of your personal or sensitive details.

What to send Scam Ranger Include the full text of the message. To get the best results, do not include any other parts of the message, such as logos or branding. Do not include any of your personal or sensitive details.

How to see scan results

Android You can see all your messages under ‘Verified messages’ tab. If you’re set up as a ‘Trusted contact’, you’ll see ‘Protected’ tab on top of the screen. Automatically scanned messages are marked as ‘Filtered’. Manually uploaded messages are marked as ‘Verified’.

Apple Manually uploaded messages are under the ‘Verified messages’ tab. Automatically scanned messages will go to your ‘Spam folder’. You’ll see which messages have been filtered when you click on the message.

What the warning rating means Please note: if a message has a low rating, it doesn’t mean it’s safe. You need to use your own judgment before doing anything. Check a message is real by contacting the sender on a number you trust, like one on their website.

Low to high warning When a message has a low rating, it means there are some scam warning signs. The more warning signs, the higher the rating.

How do I control which messages are scanned?

Go to Setting and General section , click on Monitoring sensitivity. and choose an option that suis you best. Please note, that just because the message did not get flagged, it doesn’t mean it is safe. Always use caution when responding to messages you did expect and verify the sender via their official route

Could the app flag a genuine message? Scam Ranger works on limited information, like a message you send. It may flag genuine messages or miss scam messages. So, always use your own judgment. Scammers send messages pretending to be real people and companies like your bank. And these can look like the real thing.

What if the app doesn’t spot a scam? Scam Ranger is a tool to help you understand and avoid potential scams. Sometimes, it may not be able to spot any warning signs. This is because it looks at limited information, like a message you send. If something doesn’t feel right, always trust your own judgment. You can report scam messages on the

Gov.uk website. <LINKS TO> https://stopthinkfraud.campaign.gov.uk/how-to-spot-fraud/

What if I click on a link in a scam message? If you click on a link in a scam message, or have already been scammed, contact Report Fraud. <LINKS TO UK's Home for Reporting Cyber Crime & Fraud - Report Fraud>

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How to get daily tips Go to ‘Settings’ in the app, select ‘Push notifications’ then toggle it on. You will now receive regular tips on how to stay safe from scams and scam education content

Where to find scam advice Every message that’s scanned will give you a link to how a scam works and what you should do to avoid it. It will also give you a link to other scam types. You can also find them in the ‘Learning lab’ along with safety tips and tasks to build your skills. Turn on notifications to get daily tips and new content alerts.

"Trusted contacts"<are both words capitalised?>

What are Trusted contacts? You can set up a person you trust to get alerts if you get any suspicious messages. They’ll be able to see the content of the message and help you decide what to do next. You can remove a Trusted contact at any time.

How to set up a Trusted contact Your Trusted contact will need to get the Scam Ranger app and give you their activation code. They can find the code in the top right corner of the setting screen. <do we mean ‘Settings’ screen?> After you get their code, go to ‘Settings’ and select ‘Trusted Contacts’ then add them as a contact. Use a nickname for your contact, not the real name of the person. Once you input the code, click ‘Submit’. To complete the setup, your contact will need to accept your request. You can remove a Trusted contact at any time.

How to accept a Trusted contact request Go to ‘Settings’, select ‘Trusted Contacts’ tab and click ‘My Requests’ to see their activation code. Check with your Trusted contact to make sure the code matches. You can remove a Trusted contact at any time.

How to cancel a Trusted contact Go to ‘Settings’ and select ‘My protected users’. Slide the name of the user to the left and click on the ‘red bin icon’ to cancel them.

How to change the nickname of a Trusted contact Go to ‘Settings’ and select ‘My protected users’. Slide the name of the user to the left and click on the ‘pen icon’ to change their nickname.

Additional resources

How do I report scam?

You can find ways to report scams here – https://stopthinkfraud.campaign.gov.uk/reporting-fraud/

I would like to learn more about government anti scam campaign

https://stopthinkfraud.campaign.gov.uk/

How to recover from fraud?

Here is government guidance and support:
https://stopthinkfraud.campaign.gov.uk/recovery-from-fraud/

Useful third party websites

  • Stop! Think Fraud
    • They can give you tips on how to protect yourself and support on what to do if you've been a victim of fraud.
  • Report Fraud
    • You can report a crime or get general advice from Report Fraud. They help banks and other companies combat fraud.
  • Get Safe Online
    • They offer advice on how to keep yourself and your devices safe from fraud.
  • UK Finance
    • UK Finance is there to support customers and to help make sure it's safe to bank.
  • Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA)
    • The PRA is part of the Bank of England. Their role is to make sure banks act safely and reduce the chance of them losing money.
  • Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
    • The FCA is there to make sure banks work well so customers are protected and get a fair deal.
  • CIFAS
    • CIFAS can help to protect your identity. They can stop fraudsters from using your details to apply for things in your name.
  • Cyber Aware
    • This is a government site that gives advice on how to stay safe online.
  • ScamSmart
    • This is part of the FCA site. You can use it to check on an investment or pension deal to help you avoid scams.

Rangers AI does not control the content of third party websites linked to on this page.

Data and relationship with Lloyds Banking Group

What is the relationship between RangersAI and Lloyds Banking Group?

Lloyds Banking Group sponsors the 12 months trial to help customers learn more about the scams.

Does LBG have access to my data?

No. Lloyds Banking Group does not receive any of your personal data from RangersAI. When you create an account, your data stays securely with us.

Does Scam Ranger uses AI?

Yes, Scam Ranger uses AI to identify patterns that are commonly seen in scams. Importantly, the AI does not store or learn from your personal messages, helping to protect your privacy.