Scam alerts across events
When one event spots a scam, every event is protected
The same scammers target event after event, often with the same emails and only the name swapped. When a scam is confirmed at one event we protect, it’s recognised at all of them, and you get an early warning of what’s doing the rounds.
The problem
Scammers work the whole calendar
Hotel offers, attendee list sales and directory renewals go out to exhibitors at show after show. Each organiser fights them alone, usually after the damage is done.
If you knew what was hitting other events this week, you could warn your exhibitors before it reached them.
How it works
4 simple steps
A scam is confirmed
At any event we protect.
It’s recognised everywhere
Copies with the name changed are caught too.
You see what’s active
On your dashboard, and in a Monday summary if you like.
You warn people early
With a ready-made email for your exhibitors.
Caught before it reaches you
If someone forwards your exhibitor a scam that’s already been confirmed elsewhere, they’re told it’s a scam straight away, even if your team has never seen it. We never share which events were targeted, or anything private from their emails.
- Shared protection, private details stay private
- Reworded copies recognised too
- Weekly early-warning summary, if you want it
The directory renewal
A “guide renewal” invoice is confirmed as a scam at a festival in Manchester. Three days later the same email, with a different show’s name, reaches an exhibitor at a trade fair in Birmingham. They forward it and are told at once it’s a known scam. The trade fair’s organiser never had to lift a finger.
Live example
See an event check page for yourself
Try the official directory and scam check for a made-up event. Paste one of its scam addresses and see the instant answer, browse its official suppliers, and see the scams already reported.
Questions people ask
Do other organisers see my emails?
No. We only use what identifies a scam to catch it elsewhere. Nobody sees your messages, your exhibitors or which events were targeted.
How quickly does it work?
As soon as a scam is confirmed, it’s recognised for everyone.
Works even better with
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Plant made-up contacts in the lists you share with hotels, partners and platforms.
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Protect your event today. It’s free.
Set up in an afternoon. Your exhibitors and attendees get a place to check what’s really you, and you get an early warning when someone uses your name.