Start with a free answer.
You should not have to pay to ask whether a message looks like a scam, see known breach exposure, learn the first steps after fraud, or find the official page for removing a people-search listing yourself.

What is free
- Screenshot scam checkChoose a suspicious text or email picture at Check a Screenshot. The image stays on your device while its redacted words are checked.
- Indiana breach registerLook up any organization in the Attorney General’s breach filings since 2014, see how many Hoosiers were notified, and sign up for a free alert when new filings land.
- Breach-letter readerUse Read My Breach Letter to see what information a notice appears to name and which steps fit. The file stays on your device.
- Protect-a-Parent planBuild a family safety phrase, one-tap help text, printable cards, and lock screen without sending the family details to us.
- Indiana Scam IQPractice five common pressure tricks in the two-minute family challenge, then share or print it.
- AI scam guidance, any hourUse the website chat or call 1-888-985-6187 to describe a suspicious message. Both are AI systems and can be wrong; they are not a bank, law enforcement, legal advice, or emergency service.
- Known breach exposure checkCheck whether an email appears in the public breach and password-stealer indexes we query. A clean result covers only those sources at that moment.
- People-search removal guidesUse our plain-English opt-out guides and submit the requests yourself at no charge.
- First-hour fraud stepsThe scammed checklist puts bank, password, device, credit-freeze, and reporting steps in a safe order.
- Official reporting and specialist referralsWe point you to the Indiana Attorney General, FTC, FBI IC3, IdentityTheft.gov, AARP Fraud Watch, your bank, credit bureaus, police, or an attorney when they are the right destination.
What the paid services add
Free AI help is not live 24/7 help from a person. Kelsie’s $39 Basic Exposure Search adds authorized human research and a private case file; the optional $60 Discretion Search covers sensitive privacy concerns. Proactive Protection is $99/month after the case file. Erin’s business team prices business retainers separately.
Useful official resources: Indiana Attorney General Consumer Protection at 1-800-382-5516; FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov; Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov; IdentityTheft.gov for an identity-theft recovery plan; and AARP Fraud Watch at 1-877-908-3360 (membership not required).