Free tool · Belvic Security Suite

Who's pretending to be your business?

Scammers register domains one letter off yours, like be1vic.ca or belvic-billing.ca, then email your customers and staff asking them to pay a "new" bank account. Enter your domain and we'll check every likely copycat in under a minute.

We only read public DNS and registration records.

Get told the day a new copycat appears

Lookalikes can be registered any day. Ongoing Protection checks every copycat of your domain each morning, along with your email security, website and domain, and emails you the moment something new shows up.

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Found one? What to do

  1. Warn your team and key customers that you'll never change payment details by email, and to call you on a known number if they're asked to.
  2. Report it. Look up the domain's registrar (any WHOIS lookup shows it) and send their abuse address the domain and why it imitates yours. Forward any scam emails as evidence.
  3. Register the obvious ones yourself (your name on .com and .ca, common typos) so nobody else can. Point them at your real website.
  4. Protect your real domain so fakes are easier to spot: run the free Email Security Check and turn on DMARC.

Belvic Group · Beltus Bejanga, SOC Analyst & Threat Hunter · belvicllp@gmail.com · 1-456 Carlton Street, St. Catharines, ON L2M 4X1 · Privacy · Terms
A domain appearing here isn't proof of bad intent. Some are owned by your provider or registered for other businesses with similar names.