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Fake Delivery Messages: Saudi Post, Aramex, SMSA
'Your parcel is on hold, pay the delivery fee': a link that steals your card details. Check the message free.
๐งญ What to do now
- Don't reply, click links or call back the number in the message.
- Never share a verification code, password or card details, and reject any Nafath request you didn't start.
- If you already sent money, a code or card details, call your bank immediately to block your card and the transfer.
- Forward the scam SMS free to 330330 (Communications, Space and Technology Commission).
- Report fraud to the police through the Kollona Amn (ูููุง ุฃู ู) app.
This checker looks for common scam patterns. A 'low' result doesn't prove a message is safe. Nothing you paste leaves your phone. ๐
โ Rules last checked:
๐ Official sources: CST: report fraud SMS to 330330
We build every tool from the official rules and re-check them when they change. Always confirm with the official source before you rely on a result.
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Questions people ask
How do I report a scam message in Saudi Arabia?+
Forward the SMS free to 330330 (Communications, Space and Technology Commission), report it to the police in the Kollona Amn app, and call your bank at once if you paid or gave a code.
Is my message sent anywhere when I check it?+
No. The check runs entirely on your phone. Nothing you paste is uploaded or stored.
I got a Nafath request I didn't ask for. What should I do?+
Reject it straight away and never pick a number someone tells you to on the phone. Approving it can let a scammer into your accounts.