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Just so the uncertainty is out and you know for sure where your message is? “Hi, I sent the email. Check the spam folder, it's there”. Note also: dunno about w
by aasasd 6y ago
Just so the uncertainty is out and you know for sure where your message is? “Hi, I sent the email. Check the spam folder, it's there”.
Note also: dunno about webmail, but e.g. Thunderbird ignores most formatting when displaying a message marked as spam.
- kroltan 6y agoGmail keeps basic CSS, I once received the famous "I recorded your webcam watching naughty stuff!" spam, and the particular attacker "hid" the compromised password (long since changed) in white text between each paragraph, making it essentially invisible.
- saagarjha 6y agoWhy would they send you a compromised password and disguise it?
- kroltan 6y agoI suspect to key the email to a particular user and prevent scambaiting? And possibly gather the tiniest bit more information in case someone replies from another email address. (Now they know that the sent email is read and the received is actively used)