Brand verification
Is a sponsorship email from The Motley Fool legit?
The Motley Fool does sponsor creators, which is exactly why scammers wear its name. Here is how the real thing looks, and how to tell the difference in one minute.
The real domains
Real The Motley Fool outreach comes from these registered domains (or their subdomains):
A different ending (like .co instead of .com), extra words (like -collab or -media), or a free mail address are the three most common impersonation moves.
How real The Motley Fool deals work
The Motley Fool runs a large affiliate program from fool.com.
Finance apps pay the highest CPMs on the platform and are correspondingly regulated: real deals come with compliance requirements, approval rounds on your script, and proper contracts. A finance sponsor with no compliance notes and instant payment promises is not a finance sponsor.
Check the email you received
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