In communication details like spelling and grammar are important. This week I received another pair of phishing emails that immediately revealed their fraud via simple mistakes in spelling or grammar.
One was a bogus ‘PayPal’ alert, with a salutation that misspelled customer!
The other was a 'Microsoft’ account update with an extra "will’ – a glaring departure from English grammar.
The 1939 turnip truck image for illustrating that idiom came
from the Library of Congress.
UPDATE July 14, 2018
I got another phony PayPal email warning me "your account was opened form another devices." LOL!
UPDATE July 14, 2018
I got another phony PayPal email warning me "your account was opened form another devices." LOL!
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