Fake job recruiters, phishing "your bank account is suspended" emails, and dodgy online sellers all hide behind an email address. Paste any email below and AbegVerify checks it against scam reports, breach records, and phishing signals. No loose guard.
Email is still one of the most common ways scammers reach Nigerians — fake recruiters asking for a "registration fee", phishing pages that look exactly like your bank's login, and online sellers who disappear after payment. A quick check before you reply, click a link, or send money can stop the scam before it starts.
Instant lookup
Paste any email address and get a trust score in seconds.
Breach check
See if the address has shown up in known data breaches.
Clear verdict
Safe, suspicious, or dangerous — with sources you can check yourself.
How do I check if an email address is a scam?
Paste the full email address into the search box above. AbegVerify checks it against scam reports, phishing patterns, disposable-email signals, and known data breach records to give you a trust score instantly.
Can this tell me if my email has been hacked or breached?
Yes. As part of the check, AbegVerify looks up whether the email address has appeared in known public data breaches, so you can tell if it's time to change that password.
What kinds of email scams does this catch?
Fake job offer emails, phishing links pretending to be your bank, disposable addresses used by fraudulent online sellers, and impersonation attempts are all covered by the checks AbegVerify runs.
Is verifying an email address free?
Yes, it’s completely free to check any email address. Creating an account is optional and only needed if you want to save your history or report a scammer for token rewards.
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