Bridges wrote:
This is good info.
Wow. How sneaky. Thanks for that warning
Wouldn't have spotted it if I wasn't already looking for a difference. Thank you.
I wouldn't have noticed. Thanks Mike.
Bridges wrote:
This is good info.
The bastids are getting really crafty, Eh?
“Lets be careful out there” [Hill Street Blues]
Bridges wrote:
This is good info.
Wow, yikes. One has to read carefully. But there are so many (legitimate) fonts that exist!
Jbob
Loc: N. Central MN
Watch for this one too: com & corn for some styles an "r" in front of an "n" looks exactly like an "m".
Thank you Bridges. Also attaching another way scamsters could use.
wow, that is a tricky one! But I don't click on links. Rather, I go to my bookmark of the page.
Great catch! Thank you!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Something I ALWAYS do is to place my cursor on the proposed link to see if it is actually what it purports to be. Right click, copy link and paste it onto a .docx sheet to see what the link is also works.
Lucian
Loc: From Wales, living in Ohio
You are assuming that a simple font change can alter an email address destination. Are you sure just a font change will change an email destination point? I'd like to see some proof of that from a reliable and trusted source, not just a photo of what looks like a created text screen.
Jbob
Loc: N. Central MN
No, not just a font change, but replacing the letter m with rn can be missed if you're not watching closely.
Good advice in ANY situation!
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