Fraud & wire loss
Fake invoices and urgent payment emails sent as your company. One successful wire can cost $25,000–$120,000+ — money gone, not recovered.
SMB / business owners $25K+ in fraud. Years of trust.One fake email as you — is your domain protected?
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Email Security Matters
45 domains analyzed · 35 of 45 at risk (78%)
St. Louis SMB domains · from public business listings
Last updated 1 hour ago at
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Technical DNS details
Someone emails as you — your customer wires $25K+
No inbox hack. If your domain isn't protected, scammers can send urgent invoices that look like they came from your company.
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Stranger sends as you
Uses your company name and domain — not your actual email account.
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Customer trusts it
Looks like billing@yourcompany.com. Urgent invoice or wire request.
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Money moves
Payment goes to the scammer. Your customer thinks they paid you.
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You pay the price
Fraud loss, chargebacks, lawsuits, and lost trust land on your business.
They never hack your inbox. If your domain is not protected, their server can send mail that looks like it came from @yourcompany.com.
What live SMB checks reveal
Real St. Louis business domains · see last update below
45 domains analyzed · 35 of 45 at risk (78%)
Scanning St. Louis SMB domains — live grades update as results come in.
Last updated 1 hour ago at
High risk (51%)Medium risk (27%)Protected (22%)
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22
No DMARC policy
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17
Weak DMARC (monitor only)
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6
SPF not published
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29
DKIM not found
Three ways this hits your wallet
Chargebacks & clawbacks
Customers pay a scammer thinking it was you. You eat chargebacks, refunds, and make-good costs — on top of the original loss.
Lawsuits & liability
When someone loses money to email impersonation, they look for someone to blame. Your business faces legal exposure, settlements, and reputation damage.