Worried about scams, AI voice clones or a parent who might fall for one?
I help individuals and families in Metro Vancouver spot scams, lock down their accounts and phones, and clean up if one gets through. One flat fee, in your home or by video, and no jargon.
Would you spot these?
Three texts like the ones landing on phones in Canada right now. Pick one, then show the warning signs.
Parcel
+1 (604) 555-0187
Today 7:42 AM
FINAL NOTICEWarning sign 1: your parcel could not be delivered. Pay the $1.95 redelivery feeWarning sign 2 within 24 hours or it will be returned.
parcel-ca-redeliver.info/payWarning sign 3
How many warning signs can you find before you check?
Warning signs
- Urgent wording and a deadline push you to act before you think.
- A tiny fee is a way to collect your full card number.
- The link is not the courier's real website. Track the parcel by typing the company's address yourself.
Bank alert
+1 (778) 555-0142
Yesterday 9:15 PM
Your bank: a purchase of $1,284.00 was flagged on your card.
If this was not you, call our fraud team nowWarning sign 1 at 1-866-555-0199Warning sign 2. Do not contact your branchWarning sign 3.
How many warning signs can you find before you check?
Warning signs
- Pressure to act right now, at night, when you can't ask anyone.
- The number is in the message. Call the number on the back of your card instead.
- Scammers keep you away from the people who would stop them.
Grandchild
Unknown number
Today 11:03 AM
Hi Grandma, it's meWarning sign 1. I dropped my phone, this is my new number.
I'm in trouble and need $900 today. Please don't tell MomWarning sign 2. Can you get gift cardsWarning sign 3?
How many warning signs can you find before you check?
Warning signs
- They never say a name. Call your grandchild on the number you already have.
- Asking for secrecy stops you from checking with family.
- No real emergency is paid for with gift cards.
Examples only. The numbers and links are made up.
Want to test yourself? Try the how to spot a scam text quiz. Or see the family cyber safety setup, which includes 3 scam checks.
Where to start
- My mum or dad keeps getting calls and texts and can't tell which are real.Senior scam defence sessionC$149
- I'm worried about my family, or about voice-clone calls.Family cyber safety setupC$249
- I want my accounts checked before something goes wrong.Personal account security reviewC$179
- I think I've been scammed and need to clean up.Post-scam cyber cleanupC$179
Prices, before you book.
Every session has one flat fee, agreed up front. No hourly surprises.
Before anything goes wrong
Learn, set up and stay protected.
- Family cyber safety setupSecure key accounts and phones, create a recovery plan for lost phones and passwords, and practise spotting scams. Includes 3 scam checks over 90 days.C$249
- Senior scam defence sessionA relaxed one-to-one session for older adults on the phone, text, email and AI voice scams going around right now.C$149
- Digital recovery kitA guided session of about 90 minutes to check recovery settings, practise lost-phone and locked-account steps, and fill in a printed kit you keep.C$149
- Personal account security reviewA screen-share review of your key accounts, with a rated written report of what to fix first.C$179
After a scam, or for a group
Clean-up help and community education.
- Post-scam cyber cleanupSecure affected devices and accounts, check for signs of access, and list who to notify next.C$179
- Community talksFree at public libraries. Private talks for seniors' centres and community groups from C$300.Free, or from C$300
One-time flat fees in Canadian dollars. Nothing recurring and no software to buy. See what each session includes
How it works
Book a 20-minute call
Pick a time that suits you online. On the call we talk through what you need, and I confirm the session and fee before you book it. Then I send a short intake form.
I come to you or we meet on video
I walk through real scams, set things up with you and let you practise. You type your own passwords, and I never keep them.
You get it in writing
A one-page scam rules sheet within 24 hours, or a written security plan or report within 48 hours, depending on the session.
About me
I'm the one person behind Jeyki Security. I work with individuals and families in Metro Vancouver, and I keep the work personal: your phones, your accounts, your family.
I explain what I'm doing, I only change what you agree to, and you get a plain written summary at the end.
If money was just sent
Call your bank first
Use the number on the back of your card. Ask them to stop or recall the payment.
Report it to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
Then secure your devices and accounts
I can help with that. See post-scam cyber cleanup.