These idiots make it so complicated on themselves so as to make sure that the anti-spam do not stop their emails that I cannot even read them (not like I read Italian much, but I can tell the difference between a 80 characters words and Italian, somehow.)

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This is what you are supposed to see:

But this is what I see when I receive these emails:

The link was set to: http://www.itpgrad.com/site/www.bancadiroma.it/