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Can someone send email pretending to be you?

If your domain has no DMARC record, the answer is yes — and mailbox providers know it. Gmail and Yahoo tightened sender requirements in February 2024, and Microsoft now rejects non-compliant bulk mail outright. Check your domain in 5 seconds:

Runs entirely in your browser via Cloudflare's public DNS — we never see what you type.

What these records do

SPF — lists which servers may send mail for your domain. Missing = any server can.
DKIM — cryptographically signs your mail. (Set per mail provider — can't be fully checked from outside.)
DMARC — tells Gmail/Outlook what to do with mail that fails the checks: p=none (just watch — protects nothing), p=quarantine (spam folder), p=reject (block it).

Why it costs you real money

Two ways an unprotected domain bleeds: scammers impersonate your business to your own customers, and your legitimate quotes and invoices increasingly land in spam — because since 2024, mail from under-configured domains is treated as suspect by default. You typically find out from a customer who says "we never got your invoice".

Want it set up properly?

Email Deliverability Rescue — €240 fixed, done in 1–2 days. SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured correctly for your actual mail setup, proven with a 10/10 deliverability score, plus a monitoring report so you see who's sending as you.

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