Signs this is happening to you
- You own web addresses you don't use for email.
- You changed your business name and kept the old address.
- You bought spellings people often get wrong.
- Nobody is sure what is set up on them.
Can a web address I don't use send fake email?
Yes. A web address that sends no email still has your name on it. Unless it says out loud "no email comes from here", fake email from it gets delivered just like real email.
Scammers look for exactly these. They are owned by a real business, so they look trusted, and nobody is watching them.
Is this hard to fix?
It's the easiest gap to close. Because a spare address sends nothing, it can be shut tight at once. There is nothing real to break. It just has to be done.
What we find that others miss
These are small things. Each one is enough to send your email to spam, or let a fake through.
- A spare web address you own but don't use, which a scammer can use to send email that looks like yours.
- Part of your web address, like news.yourcompany.com, that is less safe than the rest.
Is any of this hiding in your email? Find out today.
Why senderframework.com
Most businesses forget these doors exist. We don't.
Add every web address you own, and we'll show you which doors are open and how to shut them for good.
senderframework.com was built by people who have spent years in the email business, fixing problems just like this one for businesses just like yours. We have seen every way business email goes wrong. Email is all we do, and we do it every single day.
- The exact change to make, built from what you already have. Hand it to whoever runs your email and it's done.
- Plain words, not codes. What's wrong, how much it matters, and what to do about it.
- We watch your email every day, and the spam lists every hour. You will never have to wonder again.
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