Originally Posted by
skywardhunter
It's trivial to sent any "From" email, I could send you an email right now appearing to be from @
qatar.com. the only way to check the actual sender is via the message headers but as many companies use third party email sending tools even this isn't a foolproof way to ensure an emails veracity
Hi All, thanks for your replies. Very helpful to get other people’s two cents.
I’ve opened an enquiry with QR and they’ve asked for a screenshot of the QMiles offer email, which I’ve duly submitted.
Regarding the email header, I clicked through this to display the actual email address it was sent from (as I know I could send an email purporting to be from the White House, for example, if I wanted to).
We’ll see what QR come back with, but in the meantime I’ll be changing my password via the legit website.
The email address it came from