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Paste the link from the ad — we compare the domain against the official CERT Polska warning list. Free, no account, anonymous.
How this scam works
A deepfake of a public figure
A generated video or photo: the president, Robert Lewandowski or Rafał Brzoska “endorsing” an investment platform. According to CERT Orange, these are the most frequently faked likenesses in Polish scams.
A fake article
The link leads to a site imitating a well-known news portal — with an interview that never happened and comments from “satisfied investors”.
A form and a call from an “advisor”
You leave your phone number. A polite “investment advisor” calls back and helps you open an account and install an app — often with remote access to your device.
Time pressure and the first deposit
“The promotion ends today”, “only 3 spots left”. After your first deposit the dashboard shows profits — but they are just numbers on a screen. The payout never comes.
How to spot a fake ad
- Guaranteed profit (“500 zł a day, risk-free”) — legitimate investments never guarantee returns
- A famous face + a sensational quote you won't find in any credible outlet
- A freshly registered domain, often outside the EU, impersonating a known brand (e.g. “orlen-inwestycje.xyz”)
- Pressure for a quick decision and phone contact instead of documents
- Payment in crypto, via BLIK to a private individual, or through an “advisor's app”
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Check the image in the detector →Frequently asked questions
If you shared card details or bank login credentials — contact your bank immediately and block the card. Report the incident at incydent.cert.pl and file a report with the police. Do not answer further calls from “advisors” and do not install any apps they ask for.
No. Scammers register new domains every day, and the lists update with a delay. No entry means no data — not a safety certificate. Before you transfer money, check the company in the KNF register and look for independent reviews.
From the public CERT Polska Warning List (hole.cert.pl) — the official register of domains used for fraud, maintained by the incident response team at NASK. We sync it once a day and always cite the source of each entry.
Yes. We don't require an account, and we don't link the checked domain to any personal data. We store only anonymous usage statistics.
Report the suspicious site at incydent.cert.pl (it goes onto the warning list). If you have lost money — report the case to the police or prosecutors and inform your bank. It is also worth reporting the fake ad on the platform where it appeared.
Disclaimer: czytofejk.pl is not an investment advisor or a supervisory authority. The check result is a comparison against public warning lists — a fact with its source cited, not a legal determination. You can verify the legality of financial entities in the KNF public warnings ↗. See also the methodology and limitations.