Demo page for carrier and compliance review — the page below is what real learners see before any text message is sent. Text messages carry scam-prevention tips and service notices only; ScamDrill does not send simulated scams by SMS. Submitting will not enroll anyone. Real opt-ins use a unique tokenized URL of the form /onboard?token=<token>.

ScamDrill

Hi Sample Learner!

Jane Sample has invited you to ScamDrill — a service that sends safe, educational scam simulations by email, plus short scam-prevention tips by text message, to help you learn to recognize fraud. Here's what that means:

You'll receive fake scam emails

These are completely safe simulations, not real scams. They're designed to look like common fraud attempts, and they arrive by email. ScamDrill never sends you a fake scam by text message.

If you click, you'll learn

If you interact with a simulation, you'll see a friendly explanation of the red flags you missed. No judgment, just learning.

You can opt out anytime

Every simulation email includes an unsubscribe link, and if you opt in to text messages you can reply STOP to any of them at any time.

About text messages from ScamDrill

Sender: ScamDrill
Program: ScamDrill Scam-Prevention Tips
Message types: Short educational tips about how scams work and how to avoid them, plus occasional service messages about your training account.
Frequency: Up to 8 messages per month (about 4 scam-prevention tips, plus occasional service messages). Frequency may vary.
Cost: Message and data rates may apply (charged by your wireless carrier).
Opt out: Reply STOP at any time to unsubscribe.
Help: Reply HELP or email support@scamdrill.com.
Privacy: Privacy Policy — SMS Messaging section
Terms: Terms of Service — SMS Program section

Sample messages you may receive:

ScamDrill: Scam tip: nobody legitimate is paid in gift cards. Not the tax office, not your utility, not your boss. A gift card request is a scam every time. Reply STOP to opt out.

ScamDrill: Scam tip: a one-time code is a password. No bank, delivery firm or support agent ever needs you to read one out. If someone asks for yours, it is a scam. Reply STOP to opt out.

ScamDrill: your 2-min lesson from a recent practice drill is ready: app.scamdrill.com/lesson/abc123 Reply STOP to opt out.

I confirm I am at least 18 years old, or a parent/guardian is providing consent on behalf of a minor in my household.I have read and agree to the Terms of Service (SMS program terms) and Privacy Policy (SMS Messaging section).

Your phone number for SMS training

Optional — if you'd like to receive SMS training in addition to email, enter your own mobile number below and check the box to consent. Leave both blank to receive email training only.

Mobile phone number By providing my phone number and checking this box, I agree to receive recurring automated SMS messages from ScamDrill with scam-prevention tips — short educational messages about how scams work, plus service notices about my training account — at the mobile number I entered above. I understand frequency varies, up to 8 messages per month, message and data rates may apply, and I can reply STOP to opt out at any time. Consent is not a condition of any purchase.

By consenting, you agree to receive simulated scam messages by email, and scam-prevention tips by text, for educational purposes. ScamDrill does not send simulated scams by text message. You can opt out at any time. We record the timestamp, IP address, and the consent text version you agreed to as proof of opt-in.

This URL (/onboard/sample) is a publicly-accessible demo of the consent page for carrier and compliance review. Real users reach this page only via a unique tokenized URL after they receive an invitation message.