Fraud Blocker v1.0.0
Instant email verification
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Verify suspicious customer, lead, and signup email addresses directly in ChatGPT with Fraud Blocker. Fraud Blocker Email Verification helps you investigate individual email addresses before deciding how to handle an order, signup, or lead. - **Instant Email Verification:** Check an email address on demand and receive its verification status and detailed sub-status. - **Domain & Mail Server Checks:** See the email domain and whether valid MX records were found. - **Address Insights:** Identify free-email providers and review suggested address corrections when available. - **Clear Verification Results:** Ask ChatGPT to explain Fraud Blocker's verification response in plain language. - **Account Usage:** View the connected Fraud Blocker account's remaining monthly verification capacity. Use Fraud Blocker when reviewing a suspicious ecommerce order, lead, registration, or customer email and you want additional information before taking action. The plugin verifies individual email addresses. It does not automatically block orders, modify checkout flows, or take actions against users on your behalf.
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Oct 27, 2026 · 1 saved observations
Metadata · Oct 27, 2026 · 00:48 UTC · Compared with Oct 24, 2026 · 13:34 UTC
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Verify this email address with Fraud Blocker.
--- name: email-verification description: Use when the user asks to verify, validate, or check whether an email address is deliverable or valid with Fraud Blocker, or asks to interpret a Fraud Blocker email verification result. --- # Fraud Blocker email verification Use the `verify_email` MCP tool when the user explicitly asks to verify or validate an email address. - Pass only the email address the user asked to verify. - Never invent or infer a verification result. - Explain the returned `status` and `sub_status` in plain language when useful. - Surface `did_you_mean` when present. - Mention `free_email`, `domain`, and `mx_found` only when they help answer the user's question. - If the response includes `usage`, report it when the user asks about remaining verification capacity or when a monthly-limit error occurs. - If the service returns `monthly_limit_reached`, explain that the connected Fraud Blocker account has reached its monthly email verification limit. - If authentication is required, ask the user to connect their Fraud Blocker account through the plugin's sign-in flow; never ask them to paste passwords, API keys, access tokens, refresh tokens, or Firebase tokens into chat. - Do not call verification merely to illustrate an example. A verification consumes the connected account's allowance.
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Package observed Nov 2, 2026.
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