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📅 Domain & Registration
🌐 DNS Configuration
✉️ Email Security & Authentication
Specifies authorized mail servers to send email on behalf of this domain.
DMARC tells receiving mail systems how a domain requests handling messages that fail aligned SPF and DKIM checks. It is an email setting, not a seller-verification signal.
🔒 Web Security Headers
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How ScamPageFinder Works
Enter any domain and we instantly pull publicly available technical data from four independent sources.
WHOIS & Domain Age
Registration date, registrar, expiry, and privacy protection status. A recent registration is context only and does not establish whether a seller is trustworthy.
DNS Records
A, AAAA, MX, and NS records reveal the hosting and mail infrastructure behind any domain.
SPF & DMARC
Published email authentication records describe a domain’s email setup. Their presence or absence does not determine whether a website or seller is trustworthy.
Security Headers
These headers help browsers apply selected protections. Their presence does not verify who operates a site, and absence alone does not indicate fraud.
Free Security Tools
Run targeted checks on any specific technical aspect of a domain.
SPF Record Checker
Validate Sender Policy Framework records and see which mail servers are authorized for any domain.
DMARC Policy Checker
Check DMARC enforcement level: none, quarantine, or reject. Understand how a domain handles spoofed email.
IP Address Lookup
View provider-reported geolocation and network details; this tool does not check abuse reports or blacklists.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I tell if a website is a scam?
Verify seller identity and contact details, read purchase and return terms, and look for independent recent reviews. Public technical data adds context but cannot prove whether a seller is trustworthy or will fulfil an order.
What does the Technical Transparency Score mean?
The score summarizes selected public technical configuration checks. A higher score means more of those checks were detected; it is not a scam probability, reputation score, or guarantee of safety. Some information may be unavailable.
Does HTTPS mean a website is safe?
No. HTTPS encrypts a connection to the domain shown in the browser, but does not verify the operator or its claims. Check the exact address and verify the seller through independent sources.
What is a good domain age for an online store?
There is no domain-age threshold that proves a store is trustworthy. Recent registration can prompt further checks, but legitimate new businesses use new domains and old domains can change hands.
Is ScamPageFinder free to use?
Yes. ScamPageFinder is free to use without registration. The site may display advertising and affiliate links.
Security Guides
Everything you need to know about online scams, phishing, and domain security — explained clearly.
How to Check if a Website is Safe Before Buying
Practical steps for checking a seller, reviewing purchase terms, and understanding public technical data.
GuideHow to Spot a Phishing Email
8 warning signs to identify fake bank alerts, order confirmations, and account takeover attempts.
GuideIs This Online Store Legit? 9 Ways to Verify
A practical checklist for verifying an unknown e-commerce site before entering your card details.
GuideWhat is Domain Age and Why It Matters
How domain registration dates work and what they cannot prove.
GuideWhat is WHOIS and How to Use It
How to read WHOIS records and understand why some information is private or unavailable.
GuideWhat Are Security Headers and Why They Matter
What HSTS, CSP, and X-Frame-Options do—and what they cannot establish about a seller.
GuideDoes HTTPS Mean a Website is Safe?
The padlock myth explained — what SSL/TLS actually protects and what it doesn't.
GuideHow to Protect Yourself from Online Shopping Scams
The 5 most common scam types, how to recognize them, and what to do if you've already been targeted.