Do NOT click on it...

It's likely a scam.

During the twenty-one years prior to discovering that I was a targeted individual, it was the Grace of God that protected me from falling on the myriad of banana peels that government criminals and their minions (they/them) threw my way. Just like the clueless cartoon character Mr. Magoo, I went through life barely surviving falling cinder blocks, falls and explosions barely missing me.

Just like many targeted individuals, they used their seemingly limitless might to perpetrate unimaginable harm upon me including physical mutilation, fake illnesses, including cancer and radiation, stealing and destruction of property, physical torture, illegal placement of medical devices, estrangement from family and friends, loss of pets…The interminable list continues to grow every day.

Despite this, I feel triumphant. They could not strike the irreparable blows that would have made it easier for them to do away with my credibility. They were not able to force me into a mental hospital, entrap me into committing crimes, or make me incur in ethical violations in my professional endeavors that could deprive me of my license.

Much like Wiley Coyote, for over two decades they continue to plot and execute their complicated plans in the hopes that this one time they will accomplish their goal of taking me down. This time, their plot again exploded in their face.

TRAPS IN EVERY TURN

Despite their failures, the pernicious criminals do not give up. They get paid to trick you.

For today, I got to evade the latest charade they sent my way. I deemed it important to share with you, so that you do not fall for a similar setup.

This morning I received an email asking me to authenticate my email address tied to my domain. It asked to click on a link to authenticate it.

Since I have learned to never click on an unsolicited link, I called the domain registration and email provider companies to check on the legitimacy of the email. Hostgator confirmed that even though the email seemed to come from my domain (which I had not sent), when you place the cursor over the sender, it shows you the real culprit: cqhsa.com —a domain associated to malicious activity.

When you get a suspicious email as these, hover the cursor over the sender. It may reveal that it’s a hoax.

Do not ever, ever click on a non-requested link!

It is likely that if I had clicked on that link, it is likely I could have even relinquished my rights to my domain anatoledo.com. Who knows what perp web site the criminals were plotting to set up under my name, as they did in the past.

This time, I did not click on the seemingly legitimate link. Although it took me more than two hours to go through the calls, the AI assistants and the customer service, it was worth going through the motions to confirm that it was a spoof email designed to confuse and perpetrate harm.

For today, I averted what could have been a huge disaster for me. I would have lost my domain, one of the few things that the criminals have not been able to take away from me yet. The Wiley Coyotes lost again.

I know that as I write this, the criminals are back to the drawing board scheming and plotting on the next plan to take me down.

What they continue to disregard in their plans is the Grace of God that covers those of us who know that he will protect and carry us through our journey to freedom.

And that is why they will continue to fail. Because they refuse to understand that His power is mightier than any weapon that they can fire upon his children.

Have a blessed day.