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I always right-clicked for the "more info" (or whatever it was) with any suspicious email. It would look like a bunch of html code that I didn't really understand, but buried in there would be a company name that was usually obvious, like "phishtesting.com" or some bullshit.
I always had a 100% report rate, and always joked that I was waiting to get a prize for my accuracy. And obviously, also a joke to ever think I would get anything for it