Brand verification
Is a sponsorship email from RAID: Shadow Legends legit?
RAID: Shadow Legends 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 RAID: Shadow Legends 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 RAID: Shadow Legends deals work
RAID deals come from Plarium (plarium.com) or their agency partners, never from free-mail addresses.
Game publishers work through in-house creator teams or established agencies. Real campaigns give you a key or tracking link through a partner portal, a brief with talking points, and payment on invoice. The classic scam in this category is a fake "beta build" or "media kit" download that is actually channel-stealing malware.
Known impersonations of RAID: Shadow Legends
- The fake game beta build that ships as a raw .exe: The offer asks you to play and cover an unreleased build and attaches the client directly as an .exe or .scr. There is no game inside, only a loader that installs a stealer on the first double-click.
- The move to Telegram: The email steers you off email and onto Telegram or WhatsApp before sharing any real terms, so the deal happens where there is no record and no company mailbox.
Check the email you received
Paste it below. The verdict checks the sender domain against RAID: Shadow Legends's real domains, the registration records, every link, and the language.