1. HuntScammers
  2. How to Browse

Quick actions on HuntScammers

Browse All Scams
Filter Scammers
Quick Scam Check
Report a Scammer

Use these tools to keep hunting scammers, including suspicious male scammers and female scammers who contact you online.

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All scams

See the full list of reported male scammers and female scammers.

Browse all scams »
Filter scammers

Narrow HuntScammers results by country, type, platform and more.

Open filters »
Check one detail

Search phone, email, website or profile in the HuntScammers database.

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Browse Scam Reports Like a Detective

HuntScammers lets you browse scam profiles instead of just searching. Scroll through recent cases, open individual scammer pages, and spot patterns in stories, photos and payment methods. It’s designed for hunting scammers of all types: romance scammers, crypto scammers, male scammers and female scammers.

On this page you’ll learn how to:

1. Browsing “All Scams” – Full Scam List

The All Scams page is like the public notice board of HuntScammers. Instead of searching for one specific person, you can scroll through all reports and see what other people have experienced in real time. It’s a powerful way of hunting scammers across romance, investment and other frauds.

What you’ll see on the All Scams page
  • A continuous list of reported scammers (often newest first).
  • Short previews: name / username, country, scam type, and sometimes platform.
  • Flags for suspicious male scammers and female scammers in the same interface.
  • Links to open each scammer’s full profile with more details and evidence.
How to browse step by step
  1. Open the All Scams page in your browser.
  2. Scroll slowly and glance at:
    • Names / usernames that look similar to the one you’re talking to.
    • The country or region they claim to be from.
    • The type of scam (romance, crypto, company, blackmail, etc.).
  3. Click on any scammer entry that feels familiar or suspicious.
  4. Read the full profile and compare the story, payment method and screenshots with your situation.
How this helps you
  • You learn the common tricks and scripts scammers use with many victims.
  • You can spot the same excuses, photos, or payment requests in your own chats.
  • You see how other users on HuntScammers describe male scammers and female scammers.
  • You get ideas about what to include when you write your own scam report.

Tip: If you see a report that looks very close to your case but not 100% identical, treat it as a strong warning, not as a coincidence. Scammers often recycle the same story with just a few details changed.

2. Browsing with Filters – “Filter Scammers”

The Filter Scammers page lets you browse in a more focused way. Instead of seeing everything at once, you choose the country, scam type, platform or other filters and then scroll through only the matching scammers. This is ideal when you are hunting scammers in a particular region or platform.

Example ways to browse with filters
  • All romance scammers reported from a specific country.
  • All scammers using “crypto investment” stories.
  • All scammers from dating apps vs. social media vs. messaging apps.
  • Comparing how male scammers and female scammers present themselves in each category.
How to use the filters
  1. Open Filter Scammers.
  2. Select a country or region (if available).
  3. Choose a scam type (romance, investment, company fraud, etc.).
  4. Optionally select other filters like platform, date range, or gender (if shown).
  5. Click the button to apply filters.
  6. Scroll through the results – each entry is a scammer you can open and read.

Tip: Use filters when you want to understand what is happening in a particular area, not just check one individual. It’s one of the best HuntScammers features for people who are serious about hunting scammers before they strike.

3. Combining Browse & Search

Browsing shows you patterns. Search helps you check specific details. Using both together gives you the best protection when you’re hunting scammers.

Step-by-step combo

  1. Start by browsing All Scams.
  2. Notice common stories, payment methods and platforms.
  3. Switch to Filter Scammers to see patterns in your region.
  4. Then use Check Scammers to search the exact phone, email or website you have.

If you find a suspicious match

  • Stop sending money, gift cards or crypto.
  • Stop sharing ID documents or personal photos.
  • Take screenshots of your chats and payments.
  • Add your own report via Create scammer profile so others see your warning too.

Remember: scammers often reuse phones, emails, websites and stories across many victims. Browsing HuntScammers helps you catch those repetitions, even if the name or photo is different.

4. Quick Questions About Browsing

No. You can browse All Scams, use filters and read background check guides for free without logging in. An account is only needed if you want to save searches, manage your own reports, or receive email alerts (where available).

If you see a scam report that matches your experience (same phone, email, website or story):
  • Stop all contact and payments immediately.
  • Take screenshots of your conversations and transactions.
  • Add your own report using Create scammer profile so others see more confirmation.

No visible scams does not always mean safety. It may simply mean:
  • The scammer is new.
  • No one with your language or country has reported them yet.
Keep using: If you experience something clearly suspicious, you can be the first to report it on HuntScammers and help others who are hunting scammers just like you.

Browsing is like walking through a public warning board: the more time you spend observing, the easier it becomes to spot the same tricks when they appear in your own chats and emails – whether they come from male scammers or female scammers.