06/10/2026
šØ .COM OR .CAM?
šØ PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: Not Every Email Is What It Seems
Think that email came from your agent, lender, title company, or client? Think twice.
Cybercriminals are getting smarterāand one of their newest tricks is using email addresses that look legitimate at first glance but end in unusual domain extensions such as .cam instead of .com.
Example:
⢠Legitimate: john@company**.com**
⢠Fraudulent: john@company**.cam**
At a quick glance, most people won't notice the difference.
ā” Red Flags to Watch For:
š¶ Slightly misspelled email addresses
š¶ Domains ending in .cam, .co, .net, .biz, or other unexpected extensions
š¶ Last-minute changes to wiring instructions
š¶ Requests for secrecy or urgency
š¶ Unexpected attachments or links
š¶ Emails that "feel" different from previous communications
šø Wire Fraud Is Permanent
Once funds are wired to a fraudster's account, recovery can be extremely difficultāand often impossible.
āļø Before Sending Any Wire:
šØ Call a trusted, verified phone number (not one provided in the email) to confirm instructions.
šØ Never rely solely on email to verify wiring information.
šØ Verify any changes to payment instructions, even if the email appears to come from someone you know.
š Our Rule:
STOP. CALL. CONFIRM.
A 30-second phone call can prevent a six-figure loss.
Service Title Agency, LLC
Service is our mission, not just our name.