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The complete guide to online scam safety. For you, or someone you love.
Scroll down to learn moreThe unfortunate reality of
online fraud in Canada.
$704M
Lost by Canadians to fraud in 2025
That’s $1.3M every single day.
60%
Of victims lost money before realizing it was a scam
That’s 6 in every 10 people.
<5%
Of fraud incidents are ever reported
The real number is far higher.
Source: Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, 2025 reports
Scams are completely preventable.
You just need to know what to look for.
This course teaches you. Step by step. In plain language.
Inside the course.
Lessons
Videos
Exercises
Quizzes
Below are examples of what you’ll find in the course. Click any one to explore. The full course breaks all 7 topics down in depth.
Below is one example from inside the course. It covers all seven topics in depth.
Email Scams
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Canada Revenue Agency 🍁
Government of Canada
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Dear Taxpayer,
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We are writing to inform you that a refund of $3,847.00 💰 💵 💰 have been identified and require immidiate action on your behalf.
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You are also entitled to a loyalty bonus of $500 as part of our special government relief program.
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CLAIM MY REFUND NOW →
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You will need to confirm: Social Insurance Number (SIN), full credit card number, bank account & transit number, mother’s maiden name.
Text Message Scams
‹ Messages
+1 (555) 555-0284
Phone Call Scams
TD Bank
02:14
mute
speaker
Pop-up Scams
WORLD NEWS TODAY
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🎉
LUCKY SPIN!
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🎰
You are our 100,000th visiter today! 🎁
Question 6 of 6
So what’s the safest thing to do when a pop-up like this appears?
Artificial Intelligence Scams
She’s a Real Person. This Video of Her Isn’t.
She has no idea this is happening. One photo online was all the scammer needed to bring her to life on screen and control her every move.
The Real Scammer
Everything she says and does is him, in real time. A short voice clip is all he needs to clone her voice too, then call her loved ones asking for money.
Connection Scams
Connection Scams
Wi-Fi Scams
A Wi-Fi scam is when a scammer creates a Wi-Fi connection that pretends to be from a place you trust, like a coffee shop, hotel, or airport. Once you connect, they can secretly steal your personal or financial information.
The scenario below shows how easily this happens, and what to do to stay safe.
Begin
Connection Scams
Wi-Fi Scams
A fake wireless network designed to steal your information
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Step 1
You arrive at a coffee shop
You order a coffee, sit down, and decide to connect to the coffee shop’s internet (Wi-Fi) to check your email or look something up online.
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Popular Scams to Know
Popular Scams Today
Tap any scam below to watch a video that explains how it works. Watch them in any order.
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Romance Scams
A new "partner" online who builds trust for weeks, then needs money for an emergency.
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Marketplace Scams
A Facebook Marketplace or Kijiji "buyer" who overpays, asks for a refund, then disappears.
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Employment Scams
A "job offer" you never applied for, with high pay for easy work from home, that ends with a request for money, a cheque, or your banking details.
Why I built this
I worked at Apple for 10 years.
Every week, I helped people who'd been scammed. The patterns were almost always the same, and almost always avoidable.
I got tired of cleaning up after scams. So I left to prevent them. That's what this course is.
Mikey
Founder, Mikey's iHelp
What people are saying
"I almost clicked a fake CRA email two weeks after watching this. The exact red flags Mikey explained were right there. I would have fallen for it."
Janet R.
"Bought this for my dad who's 78. He called me the next day to tell me about a 'tech support' popup he closed without panicking. First time I've ever heard him sound calm about something on his computer."
David M.
"I always thought I had to be careful, but I never knew exactly what to look for. Now I do. I feel like I can use my phone again."
Maureen L., 71
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Frequently Asked Questions
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