Check the email before you pay. Free Chrome extension for Gmail and Outlook. Spots fake invoices and changed bank details, right on your device.
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Check the email before you pay.
Fromensics reads it in Gmail or Outlook and gives one answer: Don't pay, Check first, or Nothing looks off. Your email never leaves your browser.
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Fromensics is a free Chrome extension for Gmail and Outlook web. Open an email, tap Check sender under the sender's name, and get one answer: Don't pay, Check first, or Nothing looks off. No account, and the email itself stays in your browser.
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Fromensics 0.1.9 is live.
Every report now gives one answer: Don't pay, Check first, or Nothing looks off. Check sender sits under the sender in Gmail and Outlook. Signing controls now live beside Send, not inside the message.
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Invoice looks wrong.
Supplier just updated their bank info.
Don’t pay until you confirm.
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We hit 100 on @Fromensics and it keeps growing. Thank you for the support everyone. Thank you to all the builders.
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This is a service I know a lot of people would need. Living in #SouthAfrica, I am sure there are other countries also, we get these sms and emails from scammers and this would be a great tool. Giving it a test run. Hope you provide api for developers also so that I can plug it into my email processing pipeline for my clients.
When a vendor emails “new bank details,” the email is the request — not the proof.
Call a number you already have on file. Never the one in the message.
LA business paid $40k to a vendor it knew for years. Investigators: vendor email was compromised. Funds → ATMs + Bitcoin.
Known sender ≠ safe payment. Verify email/domain before you pay.
Ashfield lost $47k on a solar invoice. Fake domain: solects.com vs solect.com. Mid-thread ACH switch. Account drained in ~2 weeks.
One letter. Check the domain before you pay.
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Vendor-risk checks before checkout could save founders a bad surprise. Would fit nicely on @vibekingfun too 👑
When "new bank details" arrive by email, treat the destination as untrusted until you verify out-of-band.
Real invoices. Wrong account. That's how $800k walks.
Sudden change to a supplier’s bank details in email is a classic BEC move — even when the sender looks familiar.
Confirm with a phone number or channel you already trust from before that message. Never use the contact details inside the request itself.
A supplier email says “we’ve updated our bank details.”
Before you pay: call a number you already have on file, compare to the last invoice you paid, and treat urgency as a yellow flag.
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We never call an email “safe.”
The answers are Don’t pay, Check first, or Nothing looks off — same checks, same result every time, on your device.
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Payment diversion still works the same way: a real-looking invoice, a new account number, and pressure to pay fast.
Fromensics checks that email on your device and answers Don’t pay / Check first / Nothing looks off.
How the invoice check works: fromensics.com/help/invoice-…