[GenericsMotors]

> DOM manipulation, of course. But not everybody knows about it. So most people default to Photoshop, which is what these people did.

They're web developers, and you're suggesting they don't know how to manipulate the DOM?

> This email is FORGED, and I'd like to know why.

The fact you're using a throwaway account to make the accusation suggests you're not too sure yourself, and you know your "evidence" is beyond flimsy.

[atr2]

I am 100% sure that font is Roboto, while the rest of the email is written using Helvetica. This is not a throwaway, I just registered.

[GenericsMotors]

> I am 100% sure that font is Roboto

Okay this is just ridiculous. Have you tried searching Google for the string that you think is forged?

Try searching for the following, taken from the "fake" portion of the email: "based on your high usage it appears you are eligible for volume pricing discounts, enterprise-grade customer support, and/or offline contracts"

The very first hit is one of Google's pricing pages for their Maps platform:

https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/user-guide/pricing-ch...

Which says (highlight added by me):

    When do I need an Enterprise account?

    Businesses with high-volume usage who are looking for volume pricing discounts,
    **enterprise-grade** customer support, and/or offline contracts should contact
    us about setting up an Enterprise account.

They've obviously reused text between this page and their client update emails. Now please explain how this fits into your conspiracy theory.

EDIT:

The font used on Google's pricing page is Roboto, which means that the discrepancy is Google's fault as someone obviously did a bad copy/paste job when preparing emails for clients.

If nothing else, you have a good eye for fonts I guess.

Care to retract your accusation now?