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Scam Risk Calculator

Answer 12 questions about your situation to receive a personalised risk score, a breakdown by category, and specific findings based on 27 years of active investigation casework.

Your answers are not stored or transmitted. Scoring runs entirely in your browser.

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How you met
How did you first make contact with this person?
Profile & photos
How do their profile photos look?
Identity verification
Have you been able to verify their identity through any independent source?
Relationship pace
How quickly has the relationship developed emotionally?
In-person or live video contact
Have you met this person in person, or had a live unscripted video call?
Location & backstory
Where do they claim to be located or working?
Money & financial requests
Has this person asked you for money or financial assistance?
Investment or trading platform
Has this person encouraged you to invest in crypto, forex, or a platform they introduced?
Communication patterns
How does this person respond when you ask direct questions or try to verify details?
Documents & credentials
Have you received official-looking documents — passport scans, military IDs, contracts, or legal letters?
Secrecy & isolation
Has this person asked you to keep the relationship private or discouraged you from telling family or friends?
Your instinct
When you step back and reflect on this relationship, what is your honest gut feeling?
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This tool is a screening aid based on investigative experience. It does not constitute a professional investigation or legal advice. Results reflect probability patterns, not certainties. For a definitive answer, commission a professional Scam-Risk Review.

How this calculator works

The Scam Risk Calculator scores twelve factors across six dimensions drawn from active investigation casework spanning 27 years. Each factor is weighted by its predictive reliability in confirmed fraud cases.

The six dimensions are: how you met, profile and identity signals, in-person or live-video contact, financial pressure (money requests and investment platforms), communication and secrecy patterns, and your own instinct. Financial pressure carries double weight because it is the proximate cause of loss in virtually every confirmed case.

Your answers generate a score between 0 and 100. Scores above 60 indicate that multiple serious risk factors are present simultaneously — a pattern that appears in the overwhelming majority of confirmed romance fraud cases handled by AllRussian. At that level, professional investigation is strongly recommended before any further financial or emotional commitment is made.

The tool does not ask for your name, email, or any identifying information. No data is transmitted. Scoring runs entirely in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is this calculator?

The calculator is based on risk signals drawn from 27 years of active casework at AllRussian. It scores twelve behavioural and situational factors across six weighted dimensions. It is a screening tool, not a definitive investigation — but it reliably identifies the patterns present in the overwhelming majority of confirmed romance fraud cases we have handled.

What is a high-risk score?

Scores above 60% are classified as High or Very High risk. At this level, multiple serious indicators are present simultaneously — typically including unverified identity, a manufactured backstory (military, contractor, or working abroad), and either a financial request or investment platform pressure. Each of these factors alone warrants caution. Together, they constitute a recognisable fraud profile.

What should I do if I receive a high-risk result?

Do not send any money. Stop all financial transfers immediately. Commission a professional Identity Verification or Scam-Risk Review before taking any further action. AllRussian can deliver a professional investigation report within 48 hours for most CIS-region cases.

Is this calculator free?

Yes, entirely. No registration or email address is required. Your answers are not stored or transmitted anywhere — the scoring runs locally in your browser.

Why does the investment platform question carry so much weight?

Investment platform pressure — specifically introducing a contact to a crypto or forex trading platform — is the defining signature of pig-butchering fraud, currently the highest-loss category of romance scam globally. Confirmed pig-butchering cases represent a large and growing share of AllRussian's active caseload. Victims routinely lose between $20,000 and $500,000 before realising the platform is fraudulent.

What is the difference between Identity Verification and a Scam-Risk Review?

Identity Verification confirms name, date of birth, address, and visible footprint against public records — establishing whether the person exists as described. A Scam-Risk Review goes further: it analyses the relationship pattern, the backstory, and the communication sequence for inconsistencies and known fraud scripts, even when the identity itself is technically real. Most romance fraud cases benefit from both.

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