I'm assuming they're mass sending these to people in a specific area code and hoping to steal credit card info.
Obviously don't go to the URL in the picture
this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2024
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I got an authentic looking email using a spoofed email address from my host. The red flag was I didn't register my domain name with them. That's the only reason why I checked the raw message.