Scammers target parents and grandparents every day—with fake bank alerts, IRS threats, romance schemes, tech-support calls, and SIM-swap attacks. In one friendly visit, we lock down their accounts, credit, and phone. Then we stay on call every month. Serving Denver and the Front Range.
Book a visitSee pricingAdult children often live hours away. Parents don’t want to “bother” anyone. Scammers exploit both. We close the gap with clear setup, ongoing coaching, and a real human who answers when something feels off.
Lost to fraud by people 60+ in a typical year (FTC trend data)
One focused visit to put the full checklist in place
Monthly check-in so protections stay current
We are educators and coaches—not financial advisors, not attorneys, not a monitoring service that holds data. Your loved one stays in control of every password and every account.
We explain each step so they understand why it matters. No tech jargon. No shame about past clicks or shared passwords. Just practical protection.
We set trusted contacts at banks, a family safe word, and simple “hang up and call back” rules so everyone knows what to do under pressure.
Denver-area in-person visits or secure video. Text or call when a suspicious message lands—before any money moves.
We walk through everything in plain English. Your loved one types their own credentials while we guide. Nothing is recorded or stored by us.
We place freezes at Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion—plus guide on Innovis and other lesser-known bureaus when relevant. We also walk through IdentityTheft.gov and state resources so new accounts can’t be opened in their name without a PIN they control.
A reputable password manager, unique strong passwords for email and banks, and multi-factor authentication turned on where it matters most.
Instant transaction alerts, card-lock features, and a calm review of recent statements so unusual charges stand out.
SIM-swap protection with the carrier, spam and robocall blocking, and settings that make it harder for someone to take over the number.
Operating-system and browser updates, removal of risky extensions or unknown apps, and a quick look at what has permission to access data.
Social Security, IRS, and Medicare accounts claimed and secured first—so scammers can’t open them in your loved one’s name.
A trusted contact listed at the bank, a family safe word that only you share, and a simple rule: hang up and call back on a number you already know. We also document who to call at Mun Ink when something feels wrong.
A practical checklist you keep. Every item is explained so your loved one can maintain it—or call us when something changes.
Simple process. No contracts. You stay in control.
2 to 3 hours in person in the Denver area, or by secure video.
About 30 minutes to review statements, alerts, and new scam patterns.
“Is this a scam?” Get a clear answer before any money moves.
No contracts. Cancel any time. Most families start with the visit and add ongoing care once they see the value.
Education and coaching only. We do not provide financial, legal, or investment advice, and we never hold or move anyone’s money.
Anonymized stories from Denver-area families. Details changed to protect privacy; the situations are real patterns we see often.
“Mom got a text that her bank account was locked. She almost opened the link. Instead she texted us the screenshot. We confirmed it was a scam in under two minutes—then we scheduled the full visit the same week.”
— Adult daughter, Highlands Ranch · parent in Aurora
“My uncle lost money to a tech-support scam. We didn’t want my dad to be next. Mun Ink walked him through freezes, 2FA, and a family safe word. Dad still feels in charge—and I sleep better.”
— Son, Boulder · father in Lakewood
“The monthly check-in is short but useful. Last month they flagged a new ‘grandparent emergency’ script going around. Grandma knows to hang up and call me on the number she already has.”
— Granddaughter, Denver · grandmother in Centennial
Freezes and monitoring products each solve part of the problem. Mun Ink is built for families who want a full setup, plain-English coaching, and a human to text when something feels wrong.
| What you get | DIY freezes only | Typical monitoring product | Mun Ink |
|---|---|---|---|
| Credit freezes at the big three | You do it yourself | Sometimes guided; often optional | Done with you in the visit |
| Password manager & 2FA setup | Not included | Rarely included | Installed and configured together |
| Bank/card alerts & SIM protection | Not included | Alerts only if you already use their app | Walked through on their devices |
| SSA, IRS, Medicare accounts claimed | Not included | Not included | Part of the checklist |
| Family safe word & trusted contacts | Not included | Not included | Documented with the family |
| “Is this a scam?” human response | You’re on your own | App alerts; limited live help | Text or call; we answer |
| Monthly live review | No | Dashboard only | ~30 min check-in |
| Stores your data / passwords | No (you control) | Yes—often holds personal data | No—we never store credentials |
| Typical cost | Free (your time) | ~$10–30+/mo per person | $299 visit · $75/mo ongoing |
No. Your loved one types their own credentials while we guide. We never record, photograph, or store passwords, PINs, or account numbers. If we need to demonstrate a step, we use a test account or walk through it on their screen under their control.
No. We are educators and coaches. We do not give investment advice, tax advice, or legal advice, and we never touch or move anyone’s money. If a situation needs a licensed professional, we say so and help you find the right next step.
Yes—and we encourage it. Family involvement is one of the strongest protections. You can join in person or by video. We still keep the conversation respectful and paced for the person we’re protecting.
We can do the full visit over video, with you on the call if you like. Ongoing monthly check-ins and “is this a scam?” texts work the same way from anywhere.
Common ones include fake bank or IRS texts, tech-support pop-ups, romance and “grandparent” emergency calls, SIM-swap and account-takeover attempts, and phishing emails that try to harvest passwords. We focus on prevention and calm response—not chasing money already lost (that often requires banks, police, or specialists).
No. Credit freezes and strong account hygiene reduce the chance of new accounts being opened. Paid monitoring can still be useful for alerts; we can help you understand what a freeze does versus what a monitoring product does so you can decide.
Text or call us. We’ll help interpret the situation and point to the right next action—bank fraud department, carrier, IdentityTheft.gov, or law enforcement when appropriate. Ongoing care clients get priority response as part of the monthly relationship.
No. The protection visit is a one-time fee. Ongoing care is month-to-month and can be canceled anytime.
Tell us a little about who we’re helping and Nathan will reach out to schedule. In-person visits are available in the Denver metro and Front Range; video visits are available anywhere.
Prefer to talk? Call 720-301-9770 or email Nathan@Munink.com.
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