Controlled recipient-warning demonstrator
These static examples show how an existing deterministic continuity assessment can be presented to a recipient without calling a live assessment service.
Recipient presentation
No continuity deviation was found against the established verified communication pattern. This does not confirm that the message or any instruction is safe.
Context: No deterministic deviation was found against the established verified communication pattern.
No continuity finding is displayed for this state.
Recipient action
Continue normal independent checks before acting on important instructions.
Recipient presentation
This message differs from the previously verified communication pattern for this sender. Do not rely on the message alone. Verify through the sender’s previously established official route.
Context: The sender address and communication channel have not previously been established for this relationship.
Recipient action
Check the identified changes and use the sender’s established official route before acting.
Recipient presentation
This message differs from the previously verified communication pattern for this sender. Do not rely on the message alone. Verify through the sender’s previously established official route.
Context: The observed sender domain differs and an expected communication record is absent.
Recipient action
Pause reliance on this message and verify independently through the established official route.
Recipient presentation
There is not yet enough verified communication history to establish a continuity pattern. Use the official ProofMail verification route and make independent checks.
Context: Fewer than two verified communications are available for this relationship.
No continuity finding is displayed for this state.
Recipient action
Use the official ProofMail lookup and normal independent verification procedures.
This page does not inspect an inbox, does not connect to Outlook read mode, does not make a live assessment and does not block delivery. ES Mail continuity does not classify a message as safe, fraudulent, genuine or approved.