Philip Fraser SafetyGet the kit

Large print · printable · no jargon

Know exactly what to do when the phone rings, the text arrives, or a stranger knocks.

The Senior Safety Kit is a plain-English guide with printable cards you tape next to the phone. Every step tells you what to press, where it is, and what you will see.

Get the kit — $19One payment. 7-day money-back guarantee.

Why this exists

Scams work by making you decide while you are rushed or frightened. A rule you decided on last Tuesday beats an instinct you have to find in the middle of a call. This kit gives you those rules, written down, in print big enough to read without squinting.

It is not for “technical people.” It is for anyone who was never shown where to tap.

What is inside

Your phone calls

The 10-second call card, red-flag phrases and what to say instead, and the family-word system.

Your money

What your bank does and does not cover, bank-app alerts, freezing your credit, and the first hour after a mistake.

Your phone and computer

A 10-minute safety check for iPhone and Android, texts, codes, QR codes, pop-ups and passwords.

Your home

The front-door rule, contractor and repair fraud, mail theft, doorbells and cameras, and home-title fraud.

Emergency pages

Lost phone, hacked account, scam call, breach letter: what to do, in order.

Printable cards

Cards for the phone table and the front door. Print them, cut them out, tape them up.

Every fact is checked against official sources (FTC, CFPB, FBI IC3, device makers) and listed in a sources page at the back.

Free: the one-page checklist

Not sure yet? Start with the free one-page checklist from the videos. It covers the call card and the seven signs to check on your phone.

Free checklist — coming with the next video

The Senior Safety Kit

$19 · one payment · instant download

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  • PDF for phone, tablet or computer, plus a print-ready version
  • 7-day money-back guarantee: write to us and you are refunded
  • No subscription, no upsell, nothing to install

Questions

Do I need to be good with technology?

No. Every step names the button and says where it is.

Is this financial or legal advice?

No. It is general safety information. For decisions about your money or a crime, talk to your bank, the police or a qualified adviser.

Who is Philip Fraser?

Philip is the on-screen presenter of our videos. He is an AI-generated presenter, not a real person, and he is not a security professional. The facts in the videos and the kit come from official sources, which we list.

What if it isn't useful to me?

Email us within 7 days and we refund you.