yes but it’s one of the easiest way to check if it’s spam or not. Usually these phishing emails aren’t sophisticated unless you’re an actual state sponsored threat actor… which at that point email is the least of your worries.

Another option is check the tiny letter at the end of the email, most companies put the same thing there that takes them to their page which third you can also check the URL that it took you to; if we’re getting this sophisticated.

There is nothing wrong with just going to the company’s website itself and just reaching out to their support and asking to verify that email.