verification · public queue
Request a check.
Any reader or operator can ask us to look at a listing: sign it up, place a small order, watch what happens, and report what we saw. Requests are public and in order, with the oldest first and funded ones ahead of unfunded ones.
A donation pays for our costs, nothing else. It never buys a verdict, a grade, a badge or a place on any list, and an unfunded request is checked all the same.
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What a check is, and isn't
- It is a test we run: signup, a small swap or purchase, withdrawal, support contact, timed.
- It is not a grade change by itself. The rubric decides grades, and a good test is one input among several.
- Our time is free; the money is not. Donations cover what a test actually costs: a swap fee, a month of a small VPS, an SMS code, or — for cards and eSIMs, the expensive ones — the card itself and a top-up we may never get back. They never buy priority in the result, only in this queue.
- A funded test needs operator verification first: the operator proves they control the domain with a badge, a .well-known file or a DNS record. Without it the request stays in the queue and we test it on our own budget when we reach it. Requests themselves are always free and always accepted.
- We never send identity documents. Where a product sits behind KYC (most virtual cards, some eSIMs), the test stops at that wall and the review says so.
- We can decline to check, and we say why in the queue entry.
Read our <a href="/methodology">methodology</a> for how grades actually work.
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