Deception is falsification of information. Detecting deception from text is a challenging problem. Deceptive text content, for example, may be found in social networking sites, emails scams, email phishing, blogs, chat rooms, etc. Our approach uses a combination of psychology, linguistics and statistical analysis to detect deception. Try it! We do not capture any personal information. The text your enter will be stored for further research.

Click the text files below to see examples of deceptive text content:

Example Description	FileName	Deceptive Cue	Too High?
Deceptive Example 1	employment.txt	article	too low
Deceptive Example 2	Gates.txt	you	too high
Deceptive Example 3	nigerian.txt	sixltr	too high
Deceptive Example 4	rental.txt	swear	too low
Deceptive Example 6	obama.txt	I	too low
Canada Tax Revenue Scam	letter.txt	othref	too high

 

Click on the link below to See Scam Examples From Craigslist:

Craigslist scam examples

 

Determine deceptiveness of text content By Entering Your Own Text,Uploading A File Or Entering the Website URL:

Enter Your Own Text To Detect Deceptive Content

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Determine Deceptiveness of Web URL

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Determine the Gender of An Existing File:

Determine gender of author of text (upload file)

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