When scams started creeping into my family, hitting my Grandma first, I made a promise:
No more easy victims. No more helplessness. The hunt was on.

At first, it was just raw anger — frustration pouring over cluttered screens and endless warnings.
But real hunters don't chase in panic. They stay sharp. They stay cool.
They make the scammers run.

That’s when I realized: every device, every desk, every phone in our homes could become part of the defense.
Not just shields — launchpads.

That's the spirit captured in the mat I use every day:
"Hunt Scam Down. Stay Cool."

It's not about a desk accessory. It's a reminder.
Every time my hands touch the surface, it's a silent vow:
I am not prey. I'm the hunter.

Today, the fight is everywhere — across devices, across generations.
Grandma and Grandpa are no longer easy marks.
Scammers, once so sure of their tricks, are starting to look over their shoulders.
The wild west days of lawlessness are over.
Justice is catching up, one desk at a time.

The only escape for them now?
Change their ways — or get caught.

The hunt is on.
And it’s just getting started.

Our first symbol is the Scam Hunters Desk Mat — a daily reminder that vigilance matters.

But this is just the beginning.

Together, we're building a new kind of defense:

A growing community of everyday protectors

Simple home-based detection tools

Smarter scam-tracking networks

Every desk. Every device. Every home.

One scammer at a time, one alert at a time — we turn the tide.

Simple: We are the first.
We don't claim to be the biggest. We don't claim to be the best.
But we are here — and we are taking action.

Throughout history, communities have risen up to face threats:

Crime.

Fires.

Floods.

Droughts.

Ordinary people banded together and fought back — not with big institutions, but with grit, loyalty, and courage.

Now, it's our turn.
Scams are the wildfire of our time.
And we're not waiting for someone else to stop them.

We're building the first grassroots network to hunt scams down, protect our families, and reclaim the internet — one desk, one device, one Hunter at a time.

The hunt has begun.

It’s surprisingly simple.
No "spy games." No danger. No heroics.

At Scam Hunters, we don't infiltrate.
We just show up — and stay alert.

Take the case we documented at Crypto-Fakes.com, where scammers tried to impersonate the real company Mobomo.

They set up a fake site — mobomo.xyz — and started recruiting "students" for supposed job training.
We signed up like anyone else would. No hacking. No tricks.
Just a little patience — and a lot of playing along.

By acting like distracted, slow-moving trainees, we stayed close enough to observe what was really going on — without rushing into their traps.

Meanwhile, with just basic research — simple WHOIS lookups, checking domains, reading between the lines — we uncovered what they were doing.

When the first fake site collapsed, most people dropped off.
We lazily shuffled along with the "class" to the next domain — watching, recording, and documenting.

The result?
They couldn’t hold their operation together.
They kept losing ground, moving faster, becoming more exposed.
Eventually, they gave up impersonating Mobomo altogether.

There’s no way to catch scammers one by one.
But when they start seeing shadows in every group...
When they can't tell if their next "student" is a Scam Hunter...
When they have to run before they collect a dime...

The game ends.

That’s the real power of community.

Not just exposing scams —
But making it almost impossible for a Scam Hunter to be tricked ever again.

When you learn how the con works,
you stop being a target.

​You become part of the reason scammers quit.

Where Will You Set Up Your Scam Hunters Command Center?