Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Computers and Electronics: [header] How to check out a hoax [title] Use your own common sense. [step] Do you really think you had an unknown relative who died in a foreign country leaving a vast fortune to you? [title] Check the wording in the letter or email. [step] You will often find oddly phrased and disjointed english, usually indicating that the letter is from someone whose first language is not english.

Ending1: [title] Highlight the subject line of a suspected hoax email, then copy and paste it into your favorite search engine. [step] Chances are that other people have received the same email and they are talking about it somewhere online. Ending2: But the actual meaning won't be so apparent yet, even if the originator wrote it purely by accident. [substeps] The re-written clause should also encourage you to remember the length of the letter, and for how long. Ending3: This can be frustrating, especially if it is a very country-speaking person. [title] Look at the sender's spelling. Ending4: [title] Consider writing a ten-30 minute email thanking them for their assistance. [step] Then, check the fine print on the back of the envelope or message.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4