Suspicious-message review
A senior or family member can forward almost anything:
- Emails
- Text screenshots
- Voicemails
- Letters
- Invoices
- Social-media messages
- Investment solicitations
- Gift-card or crypto requests
- Claims of suspicious bank activity
Forward the text, the voicemail, the letter, or the invoice. A trained reviewer answers with risk indicators and a next step — before money or personal information leaves the house.
Reported in fraud losses by older adults in 2024. Total losses, including what went unreported, were likely far higher.
FTCLost by victims age 60 and older through internet-enabled fraud in 2025.
FBI IC3Average reported loss per victim in that group. Investment, impersonation, romance, and tech-support scams drive most of it.
FBI IC3Pick one of these three real-world messages. This is a demonstration of the format members receive — not a live fraud-detection tool.
Members get one of five outcomes: likely scam, suspicious and requires verification, unable to determine, appears routine but verify independently, or immediate protective action recommended. We never tell a family a message is definitively safe.
Review, alerting, verification, and — if something has already gone wrong — the right order of operations.
A senior or family member can forward almost anything:
With the senior's authorization, designated family can be alerted when:
Before anyone pays or responds, we help:
When fraud may already have occurred, the order of operations matters.
Short, recurring briefings for the whole Trusted Circle — because the scripts change every season.
Every Care Circle membership includes scam alerts and a monthly allotment of message reviews. Guardian Plus is included in Care Circle Premier.
Ommpo provides risk indicators and verification assistance. We cannot guarantee that every scam will be detected, or that any reviewed communication is safe.
Add Guardian on its own, or get it built into a Care Circle membership alongside home, billing, and wellbeing oversight.