Business-inc, [email protected]

Yet another scam email today. It's funny that these guys are totally lacking imagination, or so it seems, and so they called their "Company" very simply - Business-Inc. Nothing to add here. They should have called it "Scam-Inc", though. Here's the text:

Dear XXXXX XXXXXX !

I am Melissa Dean. I am a clerk of the hiring office of Business-inc. I would like to to describe briefly a new position offer) of the Clientele Manager that our entity has recently developed.

Since after the financial crisis the Insurance area is in a stable progress, we have made a decision to enlarge our human resources making a position that can be realized from where you live. We thus give you a possibility of performing keeping to your personal time-table and the comfort of the place you reside. In order to apply for this vacancy you need to be an US citizen, be legally adult and have no previous convictions. It is a obligatory thing that you possess a cell phone and an unlimited access to the Internet since this is the method this position will be performed. Keep in mind that though this position will be realized from your place of residence you still have to have approximately 3-4 free hours a day to follow our instructions.

Fundamental duties:

Seeing that our consumers have business almost everywhere we are seeking local assistants to develop direct and localized interaction with them. You thus are responsible for relations and correspondence with the Clientele that belong to your area. You will also be able to see their insurance cases handling particular documents like repayments and reimbursements and release insurance policies.

Since these tasks can seem a bit hard for you we set a trial interval of 1 month during which you will get all necessary information about the sector of insurance tailored for your home State. After the test time our Administration offers you a Working Agreement making you our own Consumer Agent of the area.

Pay:

Wages – Probation time: Wages $4.000.00on a monthly basis + bonuses.

Salary – Regular Freelancer: Compensation $5,000.00 monthly + bonuses.

Kindly note: you will get your Salary via PayPal system only. Please ensure yourself that your PayPal account is older than 30 days.

If you are sure you meet the above mentioned criteria and this post opportunity is of interest for you, kindly reply with your curriculum. Also do not hesitate to ask me any additional questions.
Good luck and we will be happy to hear from you!

Melissa Dean and the team of Business-inc.

Wow. I am rich! $4000 from the very start and 3-4 hours a day, so even if I work every day of the month, I will be getting more than $33/hour. This time they were too generous. It's impossible to believe. Not speaking of other scam symptoms: bad English, work from home, unknown company, salary via PayPal. I hope no one will fall for this. Here are the headers:

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This domain has a website indicating that it's a freight forwarder. If you took the job, you'd be forwarding packages bought with stolen credit cards, or something similar. It is in the process of being reported for fraud.