Is this a scam?
A fair question to ask of anyone who contacts you about your domain. Everything the checker
reports is public DNS information you can verify yourself with any other DMARC lookup tool,
and I would encourage you to do exactly that before paying me anything. I am a registered
business, the prices are published on this page rather than quoted privately, and you can
call the number in the footer and speak to me.
The most useful test is the obvious one: run the check on my own domain. Type
osatoumweni.com into the box. Someone selling email authentication
who has not done it on their own domain is not worth listening to.
Do you need my passwords?
No. The email fix can be delivered as a written set of records that you or your host
publish. If you would rather I did it, access goes through a password manager invite that
you can revoke, and I never ask for credentials in a chat message or an email.
What if I already have someone doing this?
Then run the check and send them the result. If everything passes, you have confirmation
and you owe me nothing. If it does not, you now have a specific list of what needs fixing
and they can do it. I would rather you have the information than the invoice.
What if it breaks my email?
This is the real risk and it is why enforcement takes thirty days rather than an afternoon.
DMARC is raised in stages while reports are monitored, so any legitimate sender that was not
accounted for shows up before anything starts being rejected. Nothing is switched to
enforcement until the reports are clean.
How do I pay?
Card, through Paystack, from the buttons on this page. Visa and Mastercard are accepted,
including cards issued outside Nigeria. American Express cannot be used for the monthly
care plans, so please use another card for those. If you would rather have an invoice
first, message me and I will send one.
What currency will my card be charged in?
Nigerian Naira. Every price on this site is published in US dollars, and the naira
amount your card is actually billed appears under each one and again before the card
screen opens, so nothing is a surprise. A card issued outside Nigeria still works. Your
own bank does the conversion at their rate and may add a foreign transaction fee.
What if I want to cancel?
Care plans carry a twelve month minimum, which is stated plainly here and in the terms
because the work is front loaded. After that they run month to month and you can stop with
thirty days notice. Your site, domain and records remain yours throughout and I will hand
over everything needed to move on.
Where are you based?
Lagos, Nigeria, trading as Akoko-Eki Limited. I work with clients in the United States,
across Africa and elsewhere. Hours and the overlap window with your working day are set out
above, and the postal address is in the footer.