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Legitimate emails typically address recipients by name and include relevant company information. In contrast, generic phishing emails often use generic greetings like "Dear Customer" or "Valued User." They lack specifics about the recipient's role or department within the company. Furthermore, legitimate emails usually reference recent interactions or account details, whereas phishing emails tend to lack such personalized information.
Legitimate emails typically address recipients by name and include relevant company information. In contrast, generic phishing emails often use generic greetings like "Dear Customer" or "Valued User." They lack specifics about the recipient's role or department within the company. Furthermore, legitimate emails usually reference recent interactions or account details, whereas phishing emails tend to lack such personalized information.
This Wave Accounting phishing email subtly establishes credibility by offering a free upgrade to select users. The email is customized with the user's first name and company name. The urgency to 'not miss out' adds a sense of importance. Always remember, clicking unknown links could lead to troubled waters. So, think twice before taking the plunge!
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