The Fridge Sheet: Print Your Family’s Scam Plan
One page, big print, taped where the phone lives. Personalize it with your family code word and the real fraud numbers — every field is optional and nothing you type leaves this page.
Nothing you type leaves this page — the sheet is built entirely in your browser.
Why a piece of paper beats an app
Scam calls work because they hit when nobody’s thinking clearly — and under pressure, nobody opens an app. A printed scam sheet on the refrigerator is the one defense that’s already deployed at the exact moment the phone rings. The three rules on it stop the big four cold: fake urgency, gift-card payment demands, security-code harvesting, and the voice-cloned family emergency call.
Fill it in, print two copies — fridge and desk — and walk through it with your parent once. Two minutes. Then, when the next suspicious text lands, paste it into the Scam Checker; if information already got shared, the lockdown builder turns the cleanup into an ordered plan; and if money already moved, start with the first-24-hours checklist.