Trust & safety

Is this signing request real?

Scammers sometimes copy the look of e-signature emails to steal passwords or money. Use these checks before you open or sign anything. It takes about a minute.

The quick test

A genuine request passes all four.

If any answer is "no", don't sign. Contact the sender using a phone number or email you already have, not the details in the message.

  1. 1

    The link opens on our domain

    Before you tap, press and hold (or hover) to preview where the link goes. Genuine links open on revamp365.ai or revampsign.com, with a padlock in the address bar.

    https://revamp365.ai/… https://revampsign.com/…
  2. 2

    Nobody asks for a password or payment

    Signing a document never requires logging in, paying, or giving bank, card or Social Security details. A page that asks for any of those is not us.

  3. 3

    You recognize the sender

    Requests are sent by the person or company you're working with, such as a buyer, investor or agent. The document should match a deal you've actually discussed.

  4. 4

    There's no pressure to rush

    A real sender can wait while you read. Messages threatening penalties or urgent deadlines are a classic warning sign.

Look-alikes

Spot a fake link.

Scam links often add words or swap letters so they look close enough at a glance. Read the part right before the first single slash.

Genuine

revamp365.ai/…
revampsign.com/…
www.revampsign.com/…

Not us

revampsign.com.secure-docs.net/…
revamp-sign-verify.com/…
revampsiqn.com/…

Think a request might be fake?

  1. Don't tap the link and don't reply to the message.
  2. Contact the sender directly, using contact details you already had before this message arrived, and ask whether they sent it.
  3. If you already entered a password on a suspicious page, change it straight away wherever you use it, and turn on two-step verification.
  4. Report phishing to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission at ReportFraud.ftc.gov, and forward phishing emails to [email protected].

Signed something already?

Genuine Revamp Sign pages never ask for money or account logins. If you signed a real document by mistake, talk to the sender straight away. They can void a document that hasn't been completed yet.