What is the official Roman (Ro) sponsorship email domain?

Official Roman (Ro) sponsorship emails come from @ro.co. Any email from a different domain should be treated as suspicious.

How do I verify a Roman (Ro) sponsorship email is real?

Check that the email domain matches @ro.co. Look up the sender on LinkedIn. Never click links or download files until you've verified the sender. You can also paste the email into CreatorShield's free Brand Deal Fraud Detector.

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Quick Verification: Roman (Ro)

✅ Real emails come from @ro.co

💰 Typical deal range $300–$3,000 flat fee

🚩 Top scam domain to watch roman-partner.com

✉️ Verify at https://www.ro.co

Official Roman (Ro) Sender Domains

Legitimate Roman (Ro) sponsorship and partnership emails only come from these domains:

✅ @ro.co REAL

🚫 roman-partner.com FAKE / SCAM

🚫 getroman-deals.com FAKE / SCAM

Not sure? You can always contact Roman (Ro) directly at https://www.ro.co to verify if a pitch is from them.

What Does a Real Roman (Ro) Sponsorship Pay?

Typical range $300–$3,000 flat fee

Payment terms Flat fee post-delivery

Common Scam Tells: Fake Roman (Ro) Sponsorships

If your email has any of these characteristics, treat it as a scam until verified:

🚩Email not from @ro.co (official brand domain is ro.co, not roman.com)
🚩Confused with 'Roman' brand email — verify the domain is ro.co
🚩Requests personal health or prescription information
🚩Payment only via Venmo or Cash App

Real Pitch vs. Scam Pitch: Roman (Ro) Examples

✅ REAL PITCH

From:partnerships@ro.co

Subject:Ro (Roman) Creator Partnership

What makes it real:

✓ @ro.co domain
✓ Flat fee contract
✓ Standard content brief
✓ No personal health info requested

🚫 SCAM PITCH

From:hello@getroman-deals.com

Subject:Roman Health Sponsorship

Red flags:

🚩 Wrong domain (roman.com or getroman.com lookalikes)
🚩 Pushes for quick signing
🚩 Payment via personal apps only

Universal Brand Deal Verification Checklist

Use this for every sponsorship email — not just Roman (Ro):

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Domain check

Is the sender's email domain the brand's official domain? Look up the brand's website and compare exactly. One typo = scam.

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Payment terms red flags

Real sponsorships pay you a flat fee post-delivery. If they require upfront payment from you, or offer commission-only but call it a "sponsorship," walk away.

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Contract red flags

Never sign anything with: no payment timeline, unlimited content rights, no kill fee, or that requires you to download software to "review" it.

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Due diligence steps

Google the sender's full name + "LinkedIn." Find the brand's official contact page and send a verification email. Never click attachments in initial outreach.

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The fastest way: scan it

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