The Link Looked Right: Seven Seconds Before You Click
00:00The message that looks right
A polished bank alert
Why appearance is weak evidence
A message arrives from your bank. It uses your name. The logo is crisp. The grammar is perfect. It says a new device has signed in and gives you one reassuring blue button: Review activity.
Seven seconds from now, you could be on a convincing copy of the bank's website. Or you could spot the trick without becoming a URL expert. Today, I want to give you a routine short enough to use while the message is still trying to rush you.
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