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> He also provided a fake email for my brother: alexanderedwardenenson@out-look.com. Notice the subtle misspelling — “Benenson” without the second “n” in the em
by ajcp 8mo ago
> He also provided a fake email for my brother: alexanderedwardenenson@out-look.com. Notice the subtle misspelling — “Benenson” without the second “n” in the email, and the hyphenated “out-look.com” domain.
Surely you meant "'Benenson' without the “b” in the email, and the hyphenated 'out-look.com' domain"?
- charles_f 8mo agoI had to re-read the email twice and concluded the same.
- ahyangyi 8mo agoIt is so bizarre that I start to think this is a non-human mistake. (No I'm not looking at that em-dash)
- randallsquared 8mo agoThis is actually a really weird mistake. It's a completely different spelling mistake than in reality, and I wonder if it's an artifact of polishing the post with AI that "corrected" something that was right (or only a vague bullet point) in the original? (ETA: Another one: referring to "hi good morning" in the images of texts when it's actually "hi <name> good evening").