Yeah you might be surprised but they actually got me once not too long ago. The fake phishing emails they send out (from proofpoint) are 1000% better than any real ones I have ever seen. This last one the ONLY indication I saw after I went back and looked was that the domain was linkedincdn.com instead of linkedin.com. Maybe that's just some domain they use to send out emails for all I know? Everything else looked normal. Spelling and grammar was good. Good thing the actual scammers are not this good.
Plus, if I do click a link in an email I completely analyze what site it loaded up before I click anything else or try to log in, so I did not even get that chance since the site was just a thing saying they got me.
