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Analysis Result
Common scam warning signs
UrgencyPressure to act immediately — “your account will be closed in 24 hours”
Fake senderDomain looks almost right — paypa1.com, amaz0n.com, micros0ft.com
LinksURLs that don’t match the company they claim to be from
Personal infoAny request for passwords, card numbers, or social security numbers
Bad grammarUnusual spelling, odd phrasing, or awkward sentences
Too good to be truePrize winnings, lottery wins, or unexpected refunds you didn’t request
Unexpected attachmentsFiles you weren’t expecting — especially .zip, .exe or invoice files from unknown senders
ImpersonationEmails pretending to be from Microsoft, Apple, your bank or government — always verify directly on the official website
Generic greeting“Dear Customer” or “Dear User” instead of your actual name — legitimate companies you have accounts with know who you are
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