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    Scam Email ALERT: “BETTER PART TIME JOB OFFER FOR STUDENT AND STAFF”

    By Gregory RivasSeptember 17, 20181 Min Read
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    This is a scam email that has been reported. This message was
    received on or about September 17th, 2018. Please DO NOT respond to this
    message or anything that looks like it. You may disregard and delete
    this message. If you have any questions about the validity of this email
    please contact IT Customer Care at 718-817-3999 or via email:
    helpit@fordham.edu.

    ——————–Beginning of Message ——————————

    from: Avila Rebecca <avilaword7272@gmail.com>
    to:Susanhancock002@gmail.com
    date:Sep 17, 2018, 11:07 AM
    subject:BETTER PART TIME JOB OFFER FOR STUDENT AND STAFF

    Would you love to work as a Mystery Shopper in your location for $400?
    Your job is to sit down at service tables. Pay is $400 per assignment,
    and each assignment requires 20-30 minutes of your time at a store
    plus time to write up your post visit reports. CliKk the link below
    for registration:
    [SCAM LINK HERE]

    Regards
    susanhancock
    Richfeild Evaluation Co.

    ——————–End of Message ——————————

     

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