Not affiliated with GSA, any OIG or any agency. Not legal advice. This is a concept prototype. It never says a request is genuine or a scam. Nothing you type is stored or sent to us or to any government office.
Check a quote request for warning signs
Paste four things from a message you already have: the sender address, the Reply-To address, the solicitation number, and the ship-to address. The check runs on this phone. We never open your inbox.
What to paste
What this check found
This tool looks for warning signs on bundled public lists. It does not look up a solicitation and it does not judge a shipping address.
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Steps you still do yourself
Quoted word for word from the GSA Office of Inspector General “Fraud Alert: Fake Government Requests for Quotes” (gsaig.gov alert, page dated November 5, 2026; opened November 7, 2026). Tick boxes as a private reminder in this tab only.
This note stays in this browser tab. Close the page and it is gone. Nothing is stored.
Where to report
Quoted word for word from the same GSA OIG fraud alert (page dated November 5, 2026; opened November 7, 2026).
Open the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) ic3.gov“If you believe you have been either solicited or victimized by one of these procurement scams, report the incident immediately to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center at https://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx.”
GSA Office of Inspector General fraud alert
Open the inspectors general directory ignet.gov“If the scam involved the impersonation of a government agency or official, also report it to that agency’s Office of Inspector General. Go to https://www.ignet.gov/content/inspectors-general-directory for a list of agency Offices of Inspector General and their hotlines.”
GSA Office of Inspector General fraud alert
Open the GSA OIG hotline gsaig.gov/hotline“If you have information about fraud, waste, abuse, mismanagement, or other crimes or violations of federal laws, rules, and regulations relating to GSA programs and operations, including contracts, please report it to the OIG Hotline. You can submit your complaint at https://www.gsaig.gov/hotline.”
GSA Office of Inspector General fraud alert
Privacy
This prototype runs in your browser. The four fields and any private note stay in memory for this tab. They are not written to storage, not sent to our servers, and not sent to any agency.
There is no account, no inbox access, no analytics, and no tracker that captures what you paste.
If you tap a link to SAM.gov, a map or web search, IC3, or an inspector general page, that site receives whatever the link includes (for example, a search you chose to open). Those sites have their own policies.
Domain checks use a bundled sample of public .gov domains from CISA’s public .gov list and a short .mil list Hamd maintains, each shown with its date. This checks registration only.
Not directed at children under 13.