Hi,

I got two Casio e-mails recently, such as one telling me to tell about my Prizm on Facebook now. However, it leads to mk2.netatlantic.com links instead of Casio ones. I wonder if anyone got them and if they know it's safe or not? Is it like TI and just a random site Casio uses to manage e-mail subscriptions?

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It seems there were images in the e-mail too but I did not want to enable them, in case. Anyone knows if it's safe or not? I had something similar happening with TI before, but it turned out to be a newsletter. It has a casio email address, but I heard about email spoofing, before. Eg I received spam from [email protected] before.

I wouldn't trust it
One of those mails, just something about giftcards came to my email account
I clicked it, it shut my computer down, and I had to spend 100+ dollars instead of getting 100 dollars lol

I see, then I guess I'm fine then. I am careful when the link doesn't lead to the original company, because of what DualBDLR said.