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I feel for you Leon. This sort of stuff is so annoying.
One of the key giveaways of these scams is they'll try and create a sense of urgency (e.g. expires today). This is always a red flag.
These emails usually have bad spelling and grammar, but the sophisticated ones don't.
One of the things you should always do when receiving this sort of email is hover the cursor over the sender's email address and see what the actual email account is. It's usually gonna be something non-sensical and not related to the business that's contacting you.
And, as I'm sure you already know, NEVER open any attachments or click any links.
I'm sure you'll be fine.
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