Grammar Giggle – Obvious Phishing Emails

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I received this email recently. Obviously, when the header has multiple errors, it is not from Chase bank. Also obviously, the link in the email is NOT to Chase.com. I know that because I hovered over the link to see where the link went and it was a string of letters and numbers. I guess I should be grateful that the mistakes saved me time in reading the entire email.

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2 Responses to Grammar Giggle – Obvious Phishing Emails

  1. Penelope Long-Leahy says:
    August 16, 2021 at 2:14 PM

    Hi Kathy!
    I always enjoy reading your blog posts. I get these types of emails frequently. They’re typically from “Netflix” or “PayPal” telling me there is a problem with my account. I’m glad you shared this because some people may not think to look at the return email address. That is a dead giveaway, as well as all the typos.
    Hope all is well with you!
    Penelope