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Depending on how you read the sentence, it may mean that they will not call you about that specific email, but they will call you if you're being targeted by criminals. So the caller says "I'm not calling you about a specific email that you're received, but because your account is being targeted by criminals".

It's not about having low intelligence. It's about being caught off guard. Not everyone is in a big city and have constant contact with fraudsters. Some people are in small towns where they trust everyone and when they receive a call from the supermarket or some other place they usually just trust them too. So, they are not attempting to find all the flaws in their reasoning, they may just think that the wording was a bit off, but an understandable mistake and continue the conversation.

[blooalien]

> Not everyone is in a big city and have constant contact with fraudsters. Some people are in small towns where they trust everyone and when they receive a call from the supermarket or some other place they usually just trust them too.

Yeah, I grew up in a small town. Guess what? We didn't trust anyone we didn't already know and trust. Strangers are danger until they prove otherwise. That goes triple on the Internet.