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Urgent help

You don't trust it. Good that you're stopping.

Follow these steps. You don't need to prove anything or convince anyone.

  1. End the conversation

    Hang up or close the chat. Don't reply in the same conversation, not even to check.

  2. Call back yourself

    Call the person on a number you already knew, for example from your own contacts. Never the number from the message.

  3. Share no codes

    No login codes, PINs, passwords or codes from text messages or your banking app. Not even to ‘the bank’ or ‘the police’.

  4. Already paid or shared codes?

    Call your bank straight away on the number on your bank card or your bank's website. The faster you act, the better the chance the money can be stopped.

Official reporting channels

Netherlands

  • Fraudehelpdesk: 088 786 73 72 — fraudehelpdesk.nl
  • Police (non-emergency): 0900 8844 — politie.nl
  • Emergency: 112

Belgium

  • Block your card (Card Stop): 078 170 170 — cardstop.be
  • Forward suspicious messages: verdacht@safeonweb.be — safeonweb.be
  • Emergency: 112 or police 101

United Kingdom

  • Call your bank via 159 (Stop Scams UK) — stopscamsuk.org.uk
  • Report fraud: Action Fraud 0300 123 2040 — actionfraud.police.uk
  • Emergency: 999

Elsewhere

  • Call your bank on the number on your card and contact the local police.

Phone numbers checked on the official websites (November 2026). Torivela reports nothing automatically and takes no bank actions.

Fraud reporting points across the EU

In every EU country 112 is the emergency number for immediate danger. Scammed or in doubt? Report it to the official reporting point in your country.

Immediate danger? Call 112

Transferred money? Call your bank right away, using the number on your bank card.