Scamdoc score claim Form

Scamdoc's Scoring is based on an classification algorithm powered by machine learning. It relies on various data recovered from the sites themselves but also from third party services.
Despite all the effort we provide, sometimes some data are not retrieved and this negatively affects the score. This is often the case when we try to identify website owner. Indeed, on some websites and especially merchant websites, the complete identification of the owner is a strong indication of reliability. Hence, the following form allows providing the algorithm with information so that it can enhance its trust score. For the record, Scamdoc's site identification requirements are close to those demanded by the French law.
This form has a "save and exit" feature that allows it to be filled out in several steps.

We need to identify who is making the request so that we can contact you if necessary.

The identification information required on a professional website may change according to its activity and legal status.
The professional can be a independant worker or a company. They can be engaged in a commercial activity, a craft activity or a regulated activity.

A non-professional website is a website edited by a physical person an which is not used to carry out a professional activity. It can be for example a blog or a personal website. In this case, Scamdoc does not require information about the owner of the site to be displayed. In spite of this, some people still post information about the owner of the site and this can help to increase the score in the algorithm.

The information requested below are those required by French law but also those requested by the Scamdoc algorithm (referred to as "Scamdoc standard"). Scamdoc is not related to any public authority, so you are free to display these information or not. We just draw your attention that in case of incomplete data, the algorithm will not be able to increase its score (or just partially).
Please note: In the following pages, you will be asked to indicate the URL where the data are displayed.

The information requested below are those required by French law but also those requested by the Scamdoc algorithm (referred to as "Scamdoc standard"). Scamdoc is not related to any public authority, so you are free to display these information or not. We just draw your attention that in case of incomplete data, the algorithm will not be able to increase its score (or just partially).
Please note: In the following pages, you will be asked to indicate the URL where the data are displayed.

You may post information about the owner of the site. They are not mandatory but can help to enhance your trust score. Fill only with the fields your are OK to share.

This step is essential if you want the score to be reviewed. There are 3 possible states that will be sent to the algorithm:Complete Data, Partial Data, or No Data (as soon as no email address is found). Warning: in the last status, the score is likely to decrease.