John Doue wrote:
Hi,

Just received an email from a company I had valid reasons to believe was professionally related to my activity.

SM 1.1.13 thought it was spam but given the above, I ignore the warning and clicked on a link included in the email (Checked the domain before, was valid). Then, SM told me the site was suspicious and asked me if I still wanted to open the link.

At that point, I became really suspicious and answered No. I then decided to check further that company from another source of info and I found mention that this company was alleged to have been unfair in its dealings. But this does not necessarily mean it operates an unsafe site ...

I then went back to SM (which I had not closed) and was surprised the email was nowhere to be found and I mean *nowhere*; I used a professional indexing program to verify that.

It appears this email went AWOL. No big loss for me, but I wonder what may have happened.

Of course, one should not click on suspicious links ... but this is no the point. I took reasonable precautions before I did. The point is, how can an email disappear without trace, while SM is running?

Thanks for any suggestion.

this was a long time ago, but I remember an email I received. After it was opened, after a minute or two, it deleted itself.

As I said, that was a long time ago, and I haven't seen anything similar since.

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