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::Your answer is irrelevant to my arguments and misleading. Are You in any way involved in the decision to funnel the notification mails from ICANNWiki through sendgrid anyway? --[[User_talk:Manorainjan|'''<span style="color: orange;">Manorainjan</span>''']] 13:36, 12 August 2018 (UTC)
::Your answer is irrelevant to my arguments and misleading. Are You in any way involved in the decision to funnel the notification mails from ICANNWiki through sendgrid anyway? --[[User_talk:Manorainjan|'''<span style="color: orange;">Manorainjan</span>''']] 13:36, 12 August 2018 (UTC)
:::I am not connected to ICANNwiki. I was just trying to say that this is not a scam technique but just a way to track emails. [[User:Apuw|Apuw]] ([[User talk:Apuw|talk]]) 02:21, 27 August 2018 (UTC)
:::I am not connected to ICANNwiki. I was just trying to say that this is not a scam technique but just a way to track emails. [[User:Apuw|Apuw]] ([[User talk:Apuw|talk]]) 02:21, 27 August 2018 (UTC)
::::Your "argument" is still misleading. It is still not relevant to my question. You mix up two different facts.
* The URL is not the URL of ICANWiki but of an external "service" that - in this case - is used to track the emails.
* The URL that is actually used, is not displayed in the mail text. Another URL which '''should''' be used, is displayed (in this case the URL that is eventually used after the tracking-"service" has collected the data which are potentially used to breach the users privacy). It is this element, the second one, that is a deception. This deception '''is''' a SCAM technique. The SCAM here is, to disguise the fact, that the users data are collected for an undisclosed purpose. --[[User_talk:Manorainjan|'''<span style="color: orange;">Manorainjan</span>''']] 10:40, 27 August 2018 (UTC)