SECURITYR/SCAMS
[US] Got a Bluemountain e-card and a follow up email from my contact saying it was legit, OK to open and not a scam.
A user received a Bluemountain e-card and a follow-up email from a contact confirming it was legitimate, but remained skeptical due to the unusual nature of the message from their therapist. The user concluded it was likely a scam, given the therapist's uncharacteristic method of communication and their ongoing work on trust issues.
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