💭   How can I tell if emails are malicious emails?  Use the “Second to the Last Dot” rule.

>>>  PAY ATTENTION to your emails.  Malicious scammer emails are getting trickier and even more aggressive than in past, using bank names, credit cards and government agencies and scare tactics.

BE WISE –Check the return email or link address. “The “real” site is revealed by what comes between the second-to-last dot and the first slash. Scammers can’t fake this part.  For example: the URL https://microsoft.login.com.x.co doesn’t go to microsoft.com or microsoft.login.com – it goes to .x.co ”

ALSO never use any links or phone numbers in any questionable email or text that’s using any type of scare tactics. Rather find the business on the web and use the real phone numbers and links found there for real info.

Here is the  LINK where most of this info was gathered.

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