# Impersonator Warning
The Odds API's only official domain is the-odds-api.com
We have become aware of at least one impersonating website, theoddsapi.com (missing hyphens), that resells our data and is not affiliated with us in any way. This violates our Terms of Use and puts customers who sign up through it at risk of being billed by an unauthorized reseller with no support relationship to us, and of receiving stale or incorrect data.
Check the URL carefully before you sign up or enter payment details. If you're on a different domain, especially one with subtle spelling or formatting differences, you are not on our site.
# How to verify you're on the real site
Company registration The Odds API (the-odds-api.com) is an Australian Registered Company operating since 2018. Verify this on the Australian Business Register: https://abr.business.gov.au/ABN/View?id=16627461947 (opens new window)
Domain history the-odds-api.com was registered in 2017. Verify this by searching "the-odds-api.com" on ICANN Lookup: https://lookup.icann.org/en/lookup (opens new window)
Track record We have sold API subscriptions under this domain since 2018. See our site as it looked back then via the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20180820011725/https://the-odds-api.com/ (opens new window)
# Frequently asked questions
Is theoddsapi.com the same company as The Odds API? No. theoddsapi.com is not affiliated with The Odds API Pty Ltd in any way. It is an unaffiliated operation that is impersonating our brand and reselling our data in violation of our Terms of Use.
Is theoddsapi.com legitimate? No. It has no relationship with us, did not license our data, and any subscription purchased there is not a genuine The Odds API account.
I think I signed up through theoddsapi.com, what should I do? Contact us at team@the-odds-api.com so we can help you move to a genuine account and avoid any disruption to your integration.
# What we're doing about it
To protect our customers from financial harm and deception, we actively work with payment providers, hosting providers, domain registrars, law enforcement and cyber crime authorities to report and take down impersonating sites.