{"success":true,"data":{"id":"body-urgency-countdown","label":"Body uses \"only N hours remaining\" / \"last X days left\" pressure — FOMO scam fingerprint","description":"The body contains a pressure-countdown phrase — \"only 3 hours remaining\", \"just 2 days left\", \"last 5 minutes to claim\". Spam and phishing use this to create FOMO (fear of missing out) and push the victim to act before thinking. The detection deliberately requires an `only`/`just`/`last` pressure modifier to distinguish from neutral transactional countdowns: \"Your password reset link expires in 1 hour\" is legit and does NOT fire, but \"ONLY 1 hour remaining to reset your password!\" does. The modifier is the key — legitimate transactional emails use neutral time phrases because they trust the user to act at a reasonable pace, while scam emails need to manufacture urgency to bypass the user's skepticism. An alternative pattern matches explicit \"countdown to\" / \"countdown until\" / \"countdown expires\" phrasing. Weight: +3, moderate. Combines with other signals (subject urgency-bait, prize language, unfamiliar sender) rather than solo-triggering.","tier":"warning","category":"body","isThin":false}}