Is this recruiter real?

Paste a recruiter's email and see where it really came from: whether the sender is who they claim, the server that sent it, how old their domain is, and whether others have reported them.

The email's original source

How to copy the original source

Gmail: open the email, click ⋮ (More), then Show original, then Copy to clipboard.
Outlook.com: ⋯ (More actions), then View, then View message source.
Apple Mail: View, then Message, then Raw Source.
Or save the email as a .eml file and upload it below.

Or upload the .eml file

Check the job too: add the company and title it mentions

Company

Job title

If it looks like a scam, share the sender's domain, reply-to address and sending server so others are warned. Your own details and the email itself are never kept.

What we check

Note: Is the sender who they say?The authentication your mail provider recorded (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), and whether replies go somewhere else.
Note: Where it was sent from.The first server in the delivery chain and the network that owns it: a company mail system, or a rented server.
Note: How old the domain is.Scam domains are usually weeks old, and often imitate a real company's name.
Note: What it asks you to do.Chat-app interviews, checks for equipment, fees, ID documents, mismatched links and risky attachments.
Note: Whether others reported it.How many earlier checks flagged the same sender, domain or server as a scam.