Phishmael & FriendsFunny cartoons that teach kids to spot scams
Meet Phishmael and friends: a whale in a hoodie, a pufferfish who clicks everything, a grandma seahorse nobody can scam, a crew of teens who've seen every trick online, and two very silly villains. For kids of all ages. New episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Scam Day at the Reef!
Scam Day hits the Reef! Sharkley and Lurena's brand-new robot, SharkBot 9000, sends a different trick to every fish: free game coins, a fake influencer giveaway, a voice-clone phone call, a QR code sticker and a scary pop-up. Can the whole gang spot them all?
Stop. Look. Ask.
Every scam wants you to rush, and every scam asks for something. Three words beat them all.
✋ Stop
Don't click, reply or pay yet. Real messages can wait a minute.
👀 Look
Who is really asking? Check the address, the number and what they want.
🙋 Ask
Ask a grown-up you trust, or contact the real company yourself.
Watch and learn
everything at onceScam Day at the Reef!
Stop. Look. Ask.
game chatFree Coins? Free Problems!
Passwords and codes are like toothbrushes: never share them.
phone calls and textsRing Ring! Who's Really There?
Hang up. Look up. Call back.
AIMeet SharkBot 9000
Smart robots, smarter kids: check before you trust.
fake shopsThe Too-Good-To-Be-True Shop
Too cheap to be real? Then it's not a deal!
passwordsPassword123 Is Not a Personality
Long, strong, and never the same!
Heroes, helpers and very silly villains
Help for real-life moments
My child clicked a link or shared a password
It happens to grown-ups too. Stay calm: how you react decides whether they'll tell you next time.
Setting up a first phone or tablet
A few minutes of set-up now saves a lot of worry later.
Their first gaming account
Games are where many kids meet their first scam: free coins, fake friends and "send me the code".
Get the free Family Scam-Spotting Pack
A red-flag checklist, a family code word card and a Stop. Look. Ask. poster, plus a short weekly email with each new lesson.