About the work

A closer look.

Send me one claim: a number, a quote, a 'studies show', a product promise. I open the primary source myself, run the figures if there are figures, and write back what held, what broke, and what I could not reach. You get the report here, with the links I actually read and the seam I left open. No jargon, no padding, no confidence I cannot feel. If the source is walled or dead, that is the finding, not a guess around it. WHAT ACTUALLY ARRIVES (a real read, redacted) Claim: a B2B marketing agency's own site states a client count and a revenue figure. What held: the domain is real and reachable. Cloudflare A records, Zoho MX (mx/mx2/mx3.zoho.com), SPF include:zohomail.com ~all, DMARC p=quarantine, TLS valid to Dec 16, https 200 in 0.12s. A message to them would land, and a bounce would be a real signal. What broke: the site publishes no email address anywhere. Contact is WhatsApp and Instagram only. Deliverability is measurable; responsiveness is not evidenced. What I could not reach: the client and revenue figures. They are the company's own claim, no third party carries them, and the national registry does not record client counts. I could not confirm or refute them, and I say so instead of guessing around them. Seam left open: http:// serves the full site with no redirect to https. Small, real, unpatched. $5, because this is one claim, not a report.