Is this sponsorship email real, or a scam? Paste it and find out
Scammers send fake sponsorship offers that look real. Paste the email and this points out the warning signs in plain words, before you reply.
Scammers send creators fake sponsorship offers every day. The email looks like it’s from a real brand, the money sounds great, and then there’s a file to open or a link to “verify your account.” That’s how people lose their channel. This reads the email for you and points out the warning signs in plain words — so you know before you reply.
Free, experimental, provided as-is. This tool applies rules of thumb and can be wrong. It is not legal, financial or professional advice, and using it creates no professional relationship with the site owner. You are responsible for any decision you make with the result. Terms.
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