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This prompt empowers you to navigate the digital world safely. Simply fill in the blanks with details about the suspicious online situation you've encountered, and ChatGPT will provide tailored guidance. Worried about that suspicious email, website, or social media message? Wondering if an offer is too good to be true? This prompt has you covered! It helps you identify red flags, verify sources, and protect your personal information.
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Prompt Details
Model
Chat - GPT-4 (gpt-4)
Token size
593 ($0.01780 / call)
Example input
[Specify the online situation or message you're unsure about, e.g., an email, website, social media message, or online offer]
Example output
I need assistance with an email I received.
[Platform/Source]: I encountered this email in my inbox, and it seems suspicious because it's from an unknown sender, and the subject line claims I've won a lottery I never entered.
[Sender/Profile]: The sender's email address is "freemoneylottery123@gmail.com," which looks unprofessional and suspicious. There are also multiple misspellings and grammatical errors in the email.
[Domain/URL]: The email contains a link to a website with the URL "http://claimyourfreemoney.com," which does not use HTTPS. This raises concerns about the website's security.
Content Analysis:
a. [Too Good to Be True]: The offer presented seems too good to be true; it claims I've won a million dollars without participating in any lottery.
b. [Urgency]: The message creates a sense of urgency, urging me to claim my prize within 24 hours.
c. [Spelling and Grammar]: I noticed numerous spelling and grammatical errors in the email.
d. [Official Logos]: There are no official logos or symbols in the email.
e. [Inconsistent Information]: The information provided does not match any reliable sources, and there's no mention of the lottery organization.
[Research]: I've conducted the following research:
a. [Search Engines]: I searched for the lottery organization but found no legitimate results.
b. [Contact Information]: The email provides no contact information except for the dubious email address.
c. [Social Media Profiles]: There are no official social media profiles associated with the lottery organization.
[Personal Information]: I have not shared sensitive information like my bank details or social security number because the email seems highly suspicious.
[Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)]: I have enabled 2FA on my email account to add extra security.
[Reporting]: I have reported this suspicious activity to my email provider and will contact relevant authorities if necessary.
[Education]: I shared my knowledge about online scams with my friends and family to warn them about similar fraudulent emails.
[Instincts]: My instincts tell me that this is likely a scam due to the numerous red flags and the lack of credible information.
Based on the information provided, it's highly likely that this email is a phishing scam. To protect yourself, do not click any links or provide any personal information. Report the email to your email provider and consider using email filtering tools to prevent such messages from reaching your inbox. Stay vigilant and educate others about such scams to help keep them safe online.