Conversations that focus on inbox only leave users with inadequate understanding of how to protect against phishing. Phishing attack methods include email, phone calls, corrupted software or apps, social media, advertisements, and even direct SMS (text) messages. Fake reviews on app stores are still astonishingly common, but a closer look will reveal similar phrasing used by multiple users or suspiciously similar usernames.Lottery scams and those ubiquitous Youve Won Something Glorious! pop-up ads are still a popular way to phish for peoples bank account and routing numbers.”]
Source: https://blog.malwarebytes.com/101/2018/09/6-sure-signs-someone-is-phishing-you-besides-email/