A genuine email would have the organisation’s name in the domain name

The message is full of grammatical errors that a native speaker wouldn’t make

When you hover your mouse over the link, the destination address looks dodgy

The boss is asking you to transfer some money urgently - this is unusual

You don't know the sender and it asks you to open an attachment

A genuine email would have the organisation’s name in the domain name

The message is full of grammatical errors that a native speaker wouldn’t make

When you hover your mouse over the link, the destination address looks dodgy

The boss is asking you to transfer some money urgently - this is unusual

You don't know the sender and it asks you to open an attachment

A genuine email would have the organisation’s name in the domain name

The message is full of grammatical errors that a native speaker wouldn’t make

When you hover your mouse over the link, the destination address looks dodgy

The boss is asking you to transfer some money urgently - this is unusual

You don't know the sender and it asks you to open an attachment

A genuine email would have the organisation’s name in the domain name

The message is full of grammatical errors that a native speaker wouldn’t make

When you hover your mouse over the link, the destination address looks dodgy

The boss is asking you to transfer some money urgently - this is unusual

You don't know the sender and it asks you to open an attachment

A genuine email would have the organisation’s name in the domain name

The message is full of grammatical errors that a native speaker wouldn’t make

When you hover your mouse over the link, the destination address looks dodgy

The boss is asking you to transfer some money urgently - this is unusual

You don't know the sender and it asks you to open an attachment