Direct answer: MyReliefCheck.com appears to be a known scam site tied to unclaimed relief payments, and multiple reliable sources warn that it is used to collect personal data and potentially install malware. Do not engage with the site or provide any personal information, and report any interactions to your local consumer protection agency or the BBB Scam Tracker. What’s known about MyReliefCheck.com

• Reputable warnings: Several outlets and the Better Business Bureau (BBB) have alerted that myreliefcheck.com is associated with a phishing/scam operation aimed at harvesting personal information under the guise of unclaimed government relief funds. These warnings mention that the site prompts visitors to enter sensitive data and may redirect to additional pages designed to prompt action or install malware. [web results referencing BBB alerts and related coverage]
• Mechanism of the scam: The scam often reaches people through text messages or phone calls claiming a government relief payment is waiting, then directs them to the website to claim funds. The site itself is not tied to any legitimate government program and is used to collect data for identity theft or further scams. [web results referencing BBB Scam Tracker and regional reports]
• Red flags to watch for: Urgent language (act now, limited time), unsolicited calls/texts about unclaimed money, official-looking but unfamiliar websites, requests for personal information such as Social Security numbers, bank details, or login credentials. Verify any such claims directly with official government channels through their own websites or official contact numbers. [BBB guidance and related reporting]

Protective steps

• Do not click links or enter information on myreliefcheck.com or any similar sites. If you’ve interacted with it, monitor accounts for unusual activity and consider placing fraud alerts with credit bureaus. [BBB guidance citations]
• Verify relief payments only through official government portals or agencies. If in doubt, contact the agency using confirmed contact information from their official site, not from a message or site you were sent. [BBB guidance citations]
• Report scams: You can file reports with the BBB Scam Tracker and relevant consumer protection authorities in your area. This helps warn others and can aid investigations. [BBB guidance citations]

If you’d like, I can look up the latest BBB Scam Tracker entries or summarize recent regional warnings in your area to tailor safety steps. I can also help you draft a quick checklist to recognize scam texts/calls and a template to report any suspected scam.