Edited by Omer Aktas
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Safety habit: Slow down, verify through a separate channel, and never let urgency make the decision for you.
Short answer
A fake refund scam says you are owed money, then asks you to click a link, enter card details, or log in.
Why this matters
A refund feels positive, so people may lower their guard. AI can make the message sound helpful and personal.
Step-by-step
Check your account through the official website or app. Do not use the refund link in the message.
Try this prompt
Check this refund message for scam signs. List what I should verify before clicking or entering payment details.
Common beginner mistake
Do not enter card details to receive a refund from a link you did not request.
Safety note
Refund scams often target shopping, delivery, taxes, utilities, subscriptions, and banks.
What to do next
Log in directly through the official site and check whether a refund is actually listed.