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Know who you're dealing with.

Your professional network is also where scammers and opportunists go to find you. Vouch lets you check a profile, company, or phone number before you reply — and keep a private record of who you would actually vouch for.

Protects your networkPrivate by defaultEvidence over rumors
01 Check a link02 Add context03 See the signal
A note on privacy: what you write in step 2 stays private to you. The link or number itself, and any labels you add, are visible to anyone who checks the same one. When public reports are enabled, you'll sign in with LinkedIn so people know a real account is behind the note.

Your check

LinkedIn Profile Check

https://www.linkedin.com/in/your-candidate-or-contact/

Community signali

62

Needs more proof

A starting score from shared labels and notes, not a verdict.

You're checking: Check whether this profile is tied to spam or fake opportunity outreach.

Getting things ready

What this means

There is not enough shared evidence to call this one yet. Look at the labels, compare the notes, and keep serious claims in the maybe column until someone can back them up.

About this link

Type
Human profile
Name
Profile subject
Source
linkedin.com

What to watch for

  • No independent proof has been shared yet.
  • Labels can point to a pattern, but they are not proof by themselves.
  • A LinkedIn profile alone cannot tell us whether every claim is true.

What looks reassuring

  • We have a specific person, company, job, post, or pitch to look at.
  • People can compare notes without having to confront anyone publicly.
  • The rating is a starting point that can get stronger as evidence is added.

What would help confirm it

  • Do you have the email, message, screenshot, invoice, pitch deck, or public source?
  • Can someone else confirm the same experience without sharing private information?
  • What would make you raise or lower the rating?

Your note

They described an exclusive opportunity, but the conversation turned into a pitch to buy their service.

#receipt-needed#pattern-match

Good next move

Start with the labels and community notes. Add your experience if you have direct context.

What we know so far

  • Link shared by a community member
  • Reason for checking: possible spam or misleading opportunity
  • This check uses the link and notes people choose to share

Community labels

#spam 6#coldcontact 5#false-opportunity 3#receipt-needed 2

Add a label

Choose the words that best describe what you saw.

Community notes

Your private notes

Only you can see these notes. They stay with this person or company so you can come back to them later.

What people check

  • A cold email sender connected to a LinkedIn profile
  • An “exclusive opportunity” that is really a sales pitch
  • A media company selling marketing as an interview
  • A phone number that keeps calling about a job or offer

Common labels

  • #spam
  • #coldcontact
  • #false-opportunity

Our mission

  • Protect your connections from scams and bad actors
  • Make repeated behavior visible before it costs someone
  • Let you vouch privately for people you would recommend