Conversed Corruption 
Well then...
Gonna post some awareness about email scams since it relates to this picture.
Look for all sorts of bad signs in an email. Any pictures that have a tacky or low res jpeg, you don't recognize the sender, wanting you to "CLICK NOW" on the link, plebians pretending to be part of a company to get info out of you, any misspellings and poor grammar, any where they ask for money up front or have you fill out a loan *(scammers will use your basic info to autofill online applications for loans where the loaner will then have you finish setting up your loan. If you fall for it and finish it then scammer will get the money for free, leaving you to pay back the full loan and any interest. I've seen this happen and it's a very real tactic)* or trick you into thinking you won a prize or wanting you to enter a random sweepstake are big signs of email scams. Also just look at the name of the sender too. If it's a suspicious name or a bot name with lots of random numbers and letters then it's a suspicious email. Another way to test this is to message the sender to see if they're legit only as an alternative. If the message doesn't go through, they never respond or they do respond with suspicious messaging then there you have it.
This also goes for suspicious text messages.
Look for all sorts of bad signs in an email. Any pictures that have a tacky or low res jpeg, you don't recognize the sender, wanting you to "CLICK NOW" on the link, plebians pretending to be part of a company to get info out of you, any misspellings and poor grammar, any where they ask for money up front or have you fill out a loan *(scammers will use your basic info to autofill online applications for loans where the loaner will then have you finish setting up your loan. If you fall for it and finish it then scammer will get the money for free, leaving you to pay back the full loan and any interest. I've seen this happen and it's a very real tactic)* or trick you into thinking you won a prize or wanting you to enter a random sweepstake are big signs of email scams. Also just look at the name of the sender too. If it's a suspicious name or a bot name with lots of random numbers and letters then it's a suspicious email. Another way to test this is to message the sender to see if they're legit only as an alternative. If the message doesn't go through, they never respond or they do respond with suspicious messaging then there you have it.
This also goes for suspicious text messages.