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One last check before you trust a payment request, changed bank details, or a suspicious sender in Gmail and Outlook. SlapScam is a browser extension that gives you one last check before money moves. It watches payment requests, changed bank details, and suspicious senders in Gmail and Outlook on the web — and warns you when something looks like business email compromise (BEC), invoice fraud, or account takeover pressure. What it does • Flags risky payment and bank-detail change requests as you open the email • Helps you spot impersonation and “urgent / confidential” payment pressure • Lets you keep Trusted Domains for vendors and partners you already trust • Runs detection locally in your browser — routine email content is not uploaded for scanning What it is not • Not antivirus or malware scanning • Not a guarantee that every scam will be caught • Not a replacement for calling a known number before you pay Supported mail • Gmail (mail.google.com) • Outlook on the web (outlook.live.com, outlook.office.com, outlook.office365.com) How it works with your account Install SlapScam, then connect the SlapScam account you used to subscribe. Protection is licensed per protected device. Billing is handled by Paddle. Privacy Email analysis runs on your device. Account, subscription, and device licensing are handled separately — see https://www.slapscam.com/privacy-policy Website: https://slapscam.com Support: support@slapscam.com
Aug 30, 2026
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