Terms
The check is offered as it stands, at no charge. It reads your domain’s public email settings and reports whether they protect you against someone sending email in your name.
The demonstration, if you choose to run it, sends one email to your own address only, to show you what a forged message looks like. It is a demonstration of a real weakness in your domain’s settings, not an attack on anyone, and it is only ever sent to the address we already wrote to.
We report your domain’s email-authentication settings as they stand at the time of the check. A result of “not protected” means those settings do not stop exact-domain impersonation; it is a statement about public configuration, not about the quality of your business, and it is not legal or security advice.
Each check and demonstration costs us money to run, so there is a limit on how many one visitor may run. Automated or repeated use may be blocked. Please do not attempt to use the demonstration against addresses that are not your own — it is built so that you cannot, and misuse will be refused.
The fix report and monitoring are sold by Leisure Websites Limited through ProNet Cyber, and that site’s terms apply to them. Payment is taken by Stripe; we never see or hold your card details.
If we wrote to you, it is because a public check found your domain was not protected against impersonation. Replying with the word STOP ends it permanently. See the privacy notice for what we hold and for how long.
We do not limit our liability for fraud, or for death or personal injury caused by negligence. Otherwise, for the free check and demonstration — which cost nothing — our liability is limited to nothing, which is what you paid. The paid report carries the terms stated where it is sold.
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.
Leisure Websites Limited, Unit 79723, PO Box 4336, Manchester M61 0BW.