Hi,
On 13/05/2017 07:59, John Mark Vandenberg wrote:
DO NOT CLICK THE LINKS.
This is a forged email, not coming from Katie ;-(
thanks for the heads-up.
A piece of additional (and non-requested) advice:
1. As a general rule, when warning about forged emails, if you reply to
the original email or include content from the original email, eliminate
any non-textual content (e.g. images) and any malicious links. Keeping
them only increases the possibility of somebody clicking on them by
mistake, and the non-textual content can be used as a tracking method.
2. try to limit as much as possible responding to the original thread,
because it keeps the forged email up / highlighted in people's inboxes.
This includes the fact that if somebody already pointed out that an
email is spam/forged, it is better not to reply saying "that's right!"
or "thank you". Open a new thread instead and let the spammy email being
buried in your inbox forever. :-)
Ciao,
Cristian