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Verify it's me

Senior people are often impersonated to trick their colleagues, partners and families. If you have received a message that claims to be from me, check it against this page before you act on it.

My website

The only website is https://sadabmani.me. The address sadabmani.com simply forwards here.

My e-mail

Personal e-mail comes only from the @sadabmani.me domain: mani@sadabmani.me or hello@sadabmani.me. Confirmation codes from this site's contact form come from no-reply@sadabmani.me — you type them on this site only; I will never ask you to send one to me. For company business I may write from the relevant company's own domain (see the group portfolio). A Gmail, Yahoo or other free address using my name is not me, and neither is any look-alike domain.

My social profiles

Any other account using my name or photo is not mine.

What I will never ask you for

  • Money, payments, gift cards or cryptocurrency — or a change of bank details.
  • OTPs, verification codes, passwords or login links.
  • Confidential documents, customer data or system access.
  • To keep a request secret, or to skip your organisation's normal approval process.

I do not make requests like these by e-mail, WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS or social-media messages — however urgent they sound.

How to check a message

  1. Look at the full sender address, not just the display name.
  2. Do not use any phone number, link or address given in the suspicious message.
  3. Contact me through a channel you already had, or through the contact form on this site.

Report impersonation

Please forward suspicious messages to security@sadabmani.me. Security researchers can find reporting details in security.txt.

Last updated 13-10-2026