How NotCommon Verifies Links
Ever wondered if the online accounts and links you come across are genuine? NotCommon is here to help you navigate the digital world with confidence. We ensure that individuals and organizations verify ownership of their online accounts before their NotCommon profile goes public.
Here's how our verification system works to protect you:
Ownership Confirmed
The Ownership Confirmed badge represents the highest level of verification we offer. When you see this badge, it means the account owner has successfully completed our secure authentication process, definitively proving they own the linked social media account. This is the cornerstone of our authenticity system, assuring you that you're engaging with the real person or organization.
Email Confirmed
An envelope with a checkmark under a username signifies that the user has confirmed their email address with NotCommon. This adds an extra layer of trust, ensuring that the person or organization is reachable and has verified their contact information.
Trusted Link
Even if there's no specific label next to an account, you can still trust it. Trusted Links have been manually verified by our NotCommon team using a rigorous evaluation process. We assess how accounts are interconnected, review account age, activity, and examine other relevant details to confirm authenticity.
Submitted Link
When companies or individuals submit links to their social media accounts and websites, these links aren't immediately public. They appear in your dashboard with a notification that we're verifying them. This ensures that only authenticated links become visible on NotCommon profiles, maintaining the integrity of our platform. We'll notify you as soon as your links are approved.
No Account
NotCommon also allows individuals and companies to indicate that they do not have a presence on certain social media platforms. These platforms will be listed below their official links on their public NotCommon profile. This transparency helps you know that any accounts claiming to represent them on those platforms are not legitimate, further protecting you from imposters and scams.
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