I know it's April 1, but I am not the originator of this joke.
If you get an e-mail supposedly from pdjarvis1@comcast.net, but when you hit reply it comes up pdjarvis1@outlook.com, that is a fake e-mail from a hacker. Reply-To spoofing is a common scam technique, and I have no information that Phil has changed his e-mail address.
If you reply and identify this as a scam, you will get back "Am Not Hacked".
There is no need for Phil to know if you use online shopping either.
Yes, glad to see this warning. I got one, but after replying quickly figured out the phishing attempt. Just delete or ignore these.
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