A “bank”, a “carrier”, a “boss” asking for a payment — if something feels off, check the links before you click.
Two ways
A. Copy the whole email (Display → Original / Show original) and paste it below. Headers help us.
B. Save the message as a file (.eml: drag it from your mail program, or File → Save as) and send it below.
Attachments are decoded and inspected as files, never opened: real type, misleading extension, active PDF (JavaScript, launch), archive hiding a program.
Your message is never published; it is kept 30 days to improve detection. Do not paste passwords or card numbers.
Knowing your name, address or social security number does not make a message genuine: after the large data breaches (France Travail, health insurance third-party payment operators…), scammers often have them. Check the link anyway.