Is this email a scam?

Warning signs

• The sender looks offThe name says "Bank," but the address is a random Gmail, or the spelling is a little wrong, like paypa1.com.
• The link goes somewhere strangeOn a computer, rest your mouse on the link without clicking. The real web address shows at the bottom of the screen. On a phone, press and hold. If it does not match the company, do not tap it.
• It rushes you"Act now," "your account will close today," or "pay in 1 hour." Real companies give you time.
• It asks for money or secret infoGift cards, wire transfers, crypto, payment apps, your password, a code sent to your phone, or your Social Security number.
• The writing feels wrongOdd greetings like "Dear Customer," strange spelling, or a tone that does not sound like the company. (Some scams have perfect grammar, so this sign alone is not enough.)
• You did not expect itA bill you do not know, a prize you did not enter, or a package you did not order.