Fake cox email?
I just got this from: Cox Support <noreply@coxsupport.net>
Dear client,
We're sorry to inform you that your Cox account will soon be limited due to a violation to our Terms of use.
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Lawfully speaking, Cox wouldn't use the phrase "...will soon be limited..." Cox would use terminology within their Acceptable Use Policy, such as "immediate suspension or termination."
Cox doesn't have a communications policy named "Terms of use."
"...from being shut down..." Again, Cox would use terminology within their Acceptable Use Policy, such as "suspended" or "terminated."
Cox doesn't have a "Cox Support Center."
Bad Grammar: If Cox had a policy titled Terms of use, "use" would be capitalized.
Bad Grammar: "...a violation to our Terms of use..." should be "...a violation of our Terms of Use..."
Bad Grammar: "...contact our Support team, by following this link..." contains a superfluous comma.
It looks fake but wouldn't it be funny if Cox actually sent this?
