Got scammed — or almost? Turn your ScamKit scan into the paperwork that gets money back: a bank-ready dispute letter, printable findings, and a step-by-step reporting checklist.
When you call your bank and say “I think I got scammed,” you're one voice among thousands. When you hand them a dated risk analysis, the exact fraudulent link, the technical indicators, and a formal dispute letter, you're a documented case that's hard to deny. The same goes for police reports and FTC complaints — investigators act on specifics, not stories.
Everything is generated in your browser from your saved scan — nothing is uploaded anywhere. Print it or save it as a PDF.
This is a complete Evidence Pack built from a fictional phishing-link case, exactly as the generator produces it. Scroll through it, or print it to see the real PDF output.
Just need the documents for one incident? Buy the pack builder once and it stays unlocked on your account forever.
Pro includes the Evidence Pack plus unlimited scans, the bulk scanner, threat intel, and a family plan for up to 3 more people.
See ScamKit Pro →The dispute letter follows the standard format fraud departments process every day, and the attached analysis gives them the specifics they ask for. No document guarantees a reversal — but documented disputes are consistently taken more seriously than verbal ones, and a police report number (which the checklist walks you through getting) strengthens it further.
No. The pack is generated entirely in your browser from your saved case. Your personal details (name, amounts) are fill-in fields you complete on paper or before printing — ScamKit never sees them.
No, it's included (family members' accounts too). It's already unlocked on your account page — and the checkout will refuse to double-charge you if you try.