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Validate resumes for inconsistencies. Don't Lose a Great Hire to a Better Liar AI made perfect resumes easy. Verify makes catching the fakes easier. The problem is real: 70% of candidates admit to lying on resumes. By 2028, Gartner predicts 1 in 4 will be completely fabricated. AI tools can build a convincing fake in under 5 minutes, complete with polished language, impressive titles, and dates that almost line up. You've seen them. The ones that look too good. The ones where your gut says something's off. Verify is your second set of eyes. It analyzes resumes in real-time, right in your browser, flagging what doesn't add up: ✔ Burner emails and VoIP numbers ✔ Diploma mills and credential red flags ✔ LinkedIn profile mismatches ✔ Timeline gaps, overlaps, and impossible career jumps ✔Missing digital footprints Every resume gets a fraud risk score with clear reasons. No guessing. No manual cross-checking. How it works: Verify runs as a side panel while you review resumes. It sees what you see - nothing gets stored, nothing leaves your machine. Fully in-browser, completely private. Try it risk-free: 10 free checks included. After that, it's $0.10 per verification with a $5 minimum. Pay only when you need certainty. Credits never expire. Secure payments through Stripe. Built by someone who knows the game: 25+ years in recruitment. I've seen every version of resume fraud there is. This tool exists because reference checks aren't enough anymore, and you shouldn't have to waste interview slots finding that out. If that resume's hiding something, wouldn't you rather know now? Install Verify. Check smarter.
Jan 3, 2026
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