Mystery-Shoppers are required... Is this a scam?

I have an aunt who works for a company as a product tester/ mystery shopper, and I told her I was interested in it.... then I got this. I'm almost positive that it's a scam, but not 100%. The e-mail:

Mystery-Shoppers are required.

Please fill in the below information and send back:

* Full Name
* Complete ( full ) postal address with zip code
* Daytime contact number

Payment
300 USDollars on every survey you conduct.
You would be given full details of every activity you have to carry out and your
payment would be included in your acceptance mail. It is imperative you reply
this email as soon as possible to signify your continued interest.

Details on Survey
1) How long it took you to get services.
2) Efficiency of the attendant.
3) Customer service professionalism.

Locations of Survey
It keeps changing,survey might take place at banks or walmarts .

P:S:This survey can be handled in your spare time and do not click reply to and
reply us as d email goes back to our marketing department.Email us back at
[email protected] .


Regards,
Roger Henman.

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Total scam.

There are many indicators, but 2 of the most common are here, so I will point them out.

-The ridiculously high pay. Real shopper assignments for new mystery shoppers pay nowhere near $300 per assignment! The vast majority of assignments for experienced shoppers don't either.
-The claim that the check will be included in your acceptance. Real mystery shoppers are not paid up front. A real mystery shopper would complete the assignment, submit their assessment, and apply for reimbursement when the job is done.

Total scam.

There are many indicators, but 2 of the most common are here, so I will point them out.

-The ridiculously high pay. Real shopper assignments for new mystery shoppers pay nowhere near $300 per assignment! The vast majority of assignments for experienced shoppers don't either.
-The claim that the check will be included in your acceptance. Real mystery shoppers are not paid up front. A real mystery shopper would complete the assignment, submit their assessment, and apply for reimbursement when the job is done.

That's what I thought, thank you though. I called my aunt and she said it was a scam because the company she works for doesn't send out e-mails to people...

I'm not sure how the scammer has managed to get a reply-to address at jpnaturalinc.com, which is a legitimate website and does not appear to offer email/webmail, but I have contacted to let them know of the abuse. (Please note that we do not report free email/webmail accounts such as yahoo, etc.)
Thank you for posting this.