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For example, if the message comes from someone claiming to be from one company, but the link you’re hovering over goes to a different website, that’s suspicious.

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For example, if you get an email claiming there’s a big sale going on at Best Buy, instead of clicking the link in the email, open a browser and go to Best Buy’s website directly.

For example, if the message comes from someone claiming to be from one company, but the link you’re hovering over goes to a different website, that’s suspicious.

The link is shortened, which usually means it’s not in a typical “www.example” form. If you are still uncertain about links or websites, there are tools available online to help.