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Checks who’s really emailing you: the sender, their company and what they ask for. Then tells you what to do before you reply. AskHmm checks who's really emailing you, before you reply. Fake investors, "new" bank details, recruiters who aren't, CEO requests for gift cards: business email fraud works because the email looks normal. AskHmm takes the second of doubt and turns it into a clear answer. Open an email in Gmail or Outlook on the web, and AskHmm checks: • Who sent it: display names hiding another address, personal accounts making business claims, look-alike domains, and SPF, DKIM and DMARC results. • Whether the company is real: domain age, a working website, mail records, and whether the rest of the web knows the company. • Whether the person is real: on the company's own site, on LinkedIn at that company, or anywhere else online. • Whether the request holds up: unnamed investors, changed bank details, urgency, secrecy and gift cards. You get one of three answers (Looks fine, Hmm or Stop), the reasons, a next step, and a safe reply you can copy. Privacy first: • Nothing is read until you choose Full check or Sender only. • The email never leaves your device. Only the sender's company domain and display name are looked up. • No ads, no tracking, no selling data. Free: unlimited instant checks plus 10 deep checks a month. Pro: unlimited deep checks with LinkedIn and web search, for €1 a month billed yearly. Works in English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Dutch.
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