Not a verdict about a person, a low score is not a clean bill of health, and no analysis replaces verification through a second channel.
A tool that only tells you what you fear is not a tool. These limits are printed in every report — the full list lives on its own page.
PrivateCue reports how closely a conversation matches documented scripts. A high score means this pattern is dangerous — not this person is guilty.
Known indicators absent is not evidence of honesty. Re-run as the conversation develops — the moment to check is right after money is first mentioned.
It analyses an interaction you are having. No person-search, no bulk lookup, no surveillance use, no data retention.
Call the person on a number you already had. Contact the institution using the number on your card. Ask one person who wants nothing from you.
A genuine adviser can use the same words as an investment script. Read the matched phrases, not only the score.
Some operations stay clean for months. Before money appears, there may be nothing to detect.
The rule library is written for English. Treat a low translated-text score as not measured, not safe.
The tool cannot authenticate a face, voice, photo or video call. Use an unpredictable live challenge.
Prior conversations, shared history and payments elsewhere remain invisible to the analysis.
A high score is a prompt to verify—not a reason to accuse. Use a channel the other person did not provide: a number already on your card, a contact you already had, or somebody who wants nothing from you.
Not the number in the message, not the number on the website they sent. Use the number on your card, or the one printed on a statement that arrived before this conversation started. If the approach is genuine, the real institution will already know about it.
Ask them to hold up three fingers, turn their head left, or read back a random sentence you type in the moment. Pre-recorded video and most current deepfake streams fail an unpredictable request. Refusal, or "my camera is broken", is itself the answer.
For any investment: SEC/FINRA BrokerCheck, the FCA register, or ASIC in Australia. If it is not registered, it is not an investment. Also check the FCA and SEC clone-firm warning lists — fraudsters copy real firms with near-identical websites.
A "trading platform" registered last month, with a TLS certificate issued the same week, is not a firm. The registration date is public and takes ten seconds to find.
Copy three or four distinctive sentences into a search engine inside quotation marks. Industrialised scripts are reused thousands of times and frequently appear verbatim in scam-report databases and forum threads.
Send the thread to one person who does not want anything from you. This is the single most effective defence in existence, and the one every isolation tactic in every script is designed to prevent.
A low score is not evidence of honesty. Keep watching and re-run when money, investment, crypto, an emergency or secrecy first appears. Before that moment, there may be nothing in the text to find.
Call your bank today using the number on your card, ask for the fraud department, and file a report the same day. Recovery windows for transfers and crypto can close within hours.
Watch for the second approach. Someone may offer to recover your money while claiming to be the FBI, Interpol or another agency. That is a recovery scam. Legitimate agencies do not contact victims to sell paid recovery.
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