1. Check the sender's domain name
Carefully check the sender's email. Counterfeit ones often only differ by one or two letters. For example support@g00gle.com .
2. Check the link address
Hover the mouse to see the real link. The text displayed on the link does not match the actual address.
3. Look at the tone
Urgent, scared, and urging you to click on the link. Your account has been banned, click here to verify within 24 hours.
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