How to Identify Legitimate Emails from DKSM Web Design
- Derek Milo

- Jan 20
- 2 min read
Recently, there have been phishing attempts targeting website owners with “urgent” requests for updates, compliance issues, or payments. These messages can look convincing, but they are not legitimate.
To help you confirm whether an email is truly connected to your DKSM Web Design team, Wix offers a Partner Verification Tool. You can enter any email address you’re unsure about and check whether it’s associated with someone who has worked on your site.
Note: You must be logged into your Wix account to use the verification tool.
Please keep in mind:
I will always contact you from info@dksmilogroup.com.
My email signature does not include a photo of me. If you receive an email claiming to be from DKSM that includes a photo in the signature, treat it as suspicious.
I will never ask for sensitive information through unexpected links or surprise requests.
Wix will not call you about your website “compliance,” and they will not threaten to “blackball” your website, take it down, or penalize it unless you pay someone. Calls or messages using those threats are scams.
Any email address ending in anything other than @dksmilogroup.com is likely a scam. For example:
These are not DKSM email addresses.
What to do if you receive one of these messages:
Block the sender and mark the email as spam/junk.
Keep in mind that blocking one address won’t prevent scammers from creating new email addresses, so always verify the sender before taking action.
If you’re ever unsure about a message related to your website, forward it or email me directly at info@dksmilogroup.com, and I’ll be happy to verify it for you. I will also attach the Partner Verification Tool in my messages to you.



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