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Coming to think about it, does anyone know, how scammers can insert who they want to have their email "seem to appear" from?
Is it taught to them?
Eg (AF*officer41231@af*.gov.au) using it as an example, where it fact its from (georgios41779@g*ail.com)?
Or the disclosure is "not allowed"?
 
AustraliaPoochie said:
Sometimes too, you have to think of it this way, maybe some people do it like this to fish for live email addresses.
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Had something from (Centre-link Australia), but hovering over, its the Catholic uni of Ecuador, (non-respond@...), I know now to hover over, ...
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I think everyone knows how to hover now - it's been mentioned several times in this thread
 

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