by want2helpbaiters
Sat Sep 13, 2014 4:25 pm
I've read up a lot on scams and some of the hilarious baiting scenarios that have taken place. But I know these scams are always evolving....
This one was new to me. I have found job recruiter scams when Googling, but did not come across any info about it on either this site or AntiFraud News. When I look up employment scams, generally I see advance-fee fraud or money muling stuff. So I'm not sure if the job recruitment scams are not that wide-spread?
I don't actually know if this one I got is a scam or not. I was sure it was until I saw that the recruitment company is on LinkedIn and there is quite a bit of Googleable info on them, and I didn't see anything related to a scam. So that is why I popped on here (I'm usually just a lurker).
This is actually the second contact that I've gotten from a "recruiter" after updating my Monster account. I didn't realize that some of my privacy settings were not what I would have wanted them to be. The first contact was supposedly from a company that had a 3 mo long position at Pepsico, but between me having the WORST time understanding the accent of the lady who called me and the dates not actually jiving I let that drop. Never occurred to me at the time that it was a scam, though. However, I thought it strange that a recruiting company would tell me what company was hiring as I wanted to just call Pepsi myself to ask about the job. (If I recall, I did Google that recruitment company and it didn't have great reviews, but nothing saying "scam".)
Now, this company just contacted me after I updated my Monster account again. I responded to the initial email and said I might be interested and asked how do I apply and if there was any microbiology work in the job. He ignored my question about the micro and I felt weird about his reply email so I did not bother responding. I looked at the job listings of the big company that supposedly had the 1 year contract position then I called them and said that I did not see a listing online. The person in HR whom I spoke with said that it was probably an old listing. Then the "recruiter" called. Very thick accent. Asked for me by my last name- no salutation, just my last name. I asked if that was the job he had just emailed me about. I told him that I had called the company and they don't have that job listing, it was old. He appeared to ignore that (I could not understand the response) and he went on to the fact that it was a W2 job. I asked him what that meant. He ignored that and just went on to tell tell me that I needed to confirm if the pay rate was OK or not. I told him I was not interested, hung up, then started Googling job recruitment scams and saw that scammers will pose as employers on Monster/Careerbuilder, etc and get your details from there. They'll offer to place you in a job at a well-known company then ask you to pay a fee. I didn't get that far with these guys, but I wonder if he would have sent a form for me to fill in my SSN or DL#, as that is also something these scams will try to get. Best defense is to set your accounts to hide your contact details.
When I Googled this company, I found an actual recruitment company in VA. The email addy is at that company.com. This is why I am not 100% sure of this being a scam, however everything else about it seems to fall into the scam category, including bad grammar. I'm including headers and email addy with this. I want to make sure people are aware of this type of scam and I'd be curious to see if someone can show me about how that last nagging piece (the legit company and email) is fake. (Maybe this is it in the header? (domain of millenniumsoft.com does not designate permitted sender hosts)?) They do ask when you are available for an in-person interview (which maybe they would change to phone or email later? Or just get the $ from you and never address that, using it to look legit?)
I ran the header through the IP checker at 419eater- and it comes up as located in India. Not much of a surprise with all the computer outsourcing, and that would explain grammar issues and accents.
Below are the 2 emails from the "company", then the header.
Hello (name removed),
Hope you are doing great!!
We do have a Direct Client Requirement For the below position.
Position : Laboratory Technician[#8308]
Location : 39 Loveton Circle Sparks MD 21152 UNITED STATES
Duration : 12 Months Contract
Rate : $16.00/hr on W2 (All inclusive)
Start Time : 08:00 PM
End Time : 06:30 AM
Total Hours/week : 40.00[Sun Wed]
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Biology, Microbiology or related discipline, or AA degree in Life Science with 3-5 years manufacturing/laboratory experience, or high school diploma with 10 + years manufacturing/laboratory experience.
Responsibilities:
Prepare reagents and solutions for use in the manufacture of complex panel formats in accordance with production schedule. Complete all required documentation timely and accurately. Perform calculations, pH and UV testing. Use Personal Protection Equipment. Must be able to work overtime when necessary to meet business requirements. This is a night shift position with initial training on the day shift
Thanks & Regards !
__________________________________________________________
Green Lee | Technical Recruiter | Millenniumsoft Inc.
8301 Arlington Blvd, Suite # 504, Fairfax, VA 22031
| 703 459 9282 X104 (Direct) | Fax : # 703-991-4551
[email protected]
An E-Verified Corporation
WBE Certified(State of Virginia)
(Name removed),
Send me the below requested details, I will submit to the client BD.
Confirm the pay rate($16/hr. on W2):
Available for In-Person interview:
Birth date : (MM/DD):
Work authorization(GC Holder or Us Citizen):
Need Educational copy(High School or Bachelors): You can take picture and send it through email or fax to me Here is my Fax # 703-991-4551
From Green Lee (New) Thu Sep 11 06:37:04 2014
X-Apparently-To: (email removed) via (removed); Thu, 11 Sep 2014 13:37:11 +0000
Return-Path: <[email protected]>
Received-SPF: none (domain of millenniumsoft.com does not designate permitted sender hosts)
ZXRhaWxzLCBJIHdpbGwgc3VibWl0IHRvIHRoZSBjbGllbnQgQkQuIENvbmZp
cm0gdGhlIHBheSByYXRlKCQxNi9oci4gb24gVzIpOsOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOC
wqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LC
oMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKg
w4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqAgQXZhaWxhYmxlIGZvciBJbgEwAQEBAQN0
ZXh0L3BsYWluAwMwAgN0ZXh0L2h0bWwDAzI3
X-YMailISG: k1v1wvwWLDsaFoo.TQjG2QojSA1bwWdptAQexLLwREIQqs9I
5FAP9rV6XzTQWU2WTvykz3fNFQVvqWxZ7QKO132hXS6m1_UWwnKgHTIrUgDq
BkbDNcQPqBYHr12w0W4exI9x1WGm1sZ8lgUuoi5uBD1AOKR4lV2p4AOtBjzG
wHt3WgUwwm_DPqMgVIaUl.7zsdmSQoVKY.2badeNFv6Aw7XKmdn25eTmsiuw
8ktvyHOd22K35OJFN6M1q7WKxGxCAjQKlt_7.a0Vex5TEixFLjbd9VoyBy5y
QkJRpy.UUwnd9pbwJZYf.NBaRzAWp4KdA7RgsZtPTJRvjurXPLumelhQHHyM
WGmdClUzz2eDuVbaBR7217hLsZROAfrwroBzV32xDg8iAJm8rlrvao07gF.e
TUsAx7BHYkrGzkxgLkHfRNwMl30T66tEXlhzNrKrqVAyCxqGrwyH57Iq2UTg
O89X_1lO.Sgx1JBe0jFtaFEIrT3Y9dhWODxd.yPL_LrIwyab1SVuZ2WjRjBt
J_J4VrRsBpDfbdmWDjHd15G1JtGel9IJXuRXUI0jQC4Lj6rKbxo_TiszSNQV
.LZGKzjGLk.tBdl2D528VwiLL9Hqz7A6pHwyX_sBHF.cWgzj06X0vHMkZzqE
XQyW7WFtV47ENM6xlCxLsEb7ienJ3TWiNwtvYD6dTfCxx8hrX1fXOtkGpdWn
RqKy8z5jf_SfS9WLaueY4lFaFYu9M2pm.OcVp.YjZLnN0jt_B3H6Ur2kb_9c
ofp8KF1J8Vu9PG1J.79cIKmHhuQODNKbng5DkVVXRLxDKJ2Vw4J9gN0ImLEU
XNmoHKkyPXuQUbL0m2LLrSyjThRlTcWSLZcCqIWpFzuyXu.p6EPOx4lzfVnR
SVetdPDUPNfBOotIlMaSFM39g.2kf1Jui7vwPmv9XOvAQy00joVG8czIHXAh
6nNttVR4I7.upYMzybmSGffacMQ.JSfGMaI4LbV5RAqZo3Tq_9x29OWCXJCF
Bs9u06wSG_NAUfQD6jSbORqxNvtXrgkn66k4j3K5BKXSQ8OF8LzwxkOd949.
YZLV.pWF03o2h.FxHuHL3tY_WjIehCwv5xZgEmTV1gJRD3.HHF_UXh9PGgBo
AoYq3QzIQkkJ7NDhIk1ePH1cgDU2ck8oEg3sAzePRiHnG74QLeICCq7wzlbV
1zSXnW9tr3fr2gTKqQQZROb73.B8jR4KeCxiMwzEERmeTI2BF72ZmNq8mHAC
SrvSCzjtzD4A5ET5gwiriu8u5ySbQIdb8LL2XF4yPZfzsc1_E.wYqrvqjkrP
4YX6BX5tdck4wVb.OIJ8ljSdfI2HxyTNt.7qo3b7PHv_GuKMtutjEnM8Vh5H
l5cEz.ozKlc9PUZiV4R4NDP5RaFuQ_GMxI_aX29X0PKwyODOSwE5e2KVTfxL
lHIjpakVGNKgk8DTktpIyrHdaSLGcn_CRks5LkX_HCt4Bh1ULSkiW1IhfWCR
jbfgcbAoAYuuV5QE_X_u7o49UzqZ1SZrA3CmTzgQDbsannVkhoDKElcYsBW.
sOz4Ct7ovxfD.iMaRq1ZGneS4V1K9t.l3FgX8BzKOx6xJLuiCiZmCVUGd8co
PoOgq.X9dAZT.cw6LWPMn6IXz5WM5bOLnQ_5G9FRRxRMqOLQIvEV4Z.LBOBA
48lE3vKCq83nQCdE7X3h1YleeBjgzuYtEs33c_hc53zrMZhk12MnUbqWJNuh
5ErroiBE_pU-
X-Originating-IP: [209.85.220.42]
Authentication-Results: mta1414.mail.gq1.yahoo.com from=millenniumsoft.com; domainkeys=neutral (no sig); from=millenniumsoft.com; dkim=neutral (no sig)
Received: from 127.0.0.1 (EHLO mail-pa0-f42.google.com) (209.85.220.42)
by mta1414.mail.gq1.yahoo.com with SMTPS; Thu, 11 Sep 2014 13:37:11 +0000
Received: by mail-pa0-f42.google.com with SMTP id lj1so8758475pab.1
for <(email removed)>; Thu, 11 Sep 2014 06:37:11 -0700 (PDT)
X-Google-DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/relaxed;
d=1e100.net; s=20130820;
h=x-gm-message-state:from:to:references:in-reply-to:subject:date
:message-id:mime-version:content-type:thread-index:content-language;
bh=nnvuZtaWXif8pHCeafYG4dCI2NW8X1PdKuGgNaHviAM=;
b=UGUL4r4exuZslPbTxqbtsuh614R+Od8o6aYFn0sgF6h4qIJ2M7xKVRvraXkkgrmle7
a8MaQ9nBS7D2xJUCfVMnbXCmBL7+mGgLnuaX3uUgeR0uxGGaIFVrYFUahaT6WuhAXbVS
bySN9EkcKbdpMXzttdCSMbdb1AWLn+UADHvVMgIQrEujPfTVkO/1zkd69R3v46f83TcL
7tcWLFRweCDzY4N31nWAA98xMR1b/noqokzRn5YMk99Z8iVQzzfCRR7t+k+8AWDUd3VE
iQFIcyjbn4gzxMR7/RXShHDN1ts2z5XkEw6lNY2NWF1vZoxlnd2lw8uzWd+4dSa26aTE
mB0A==
X-Gm-Message-State: ALoCoQmu8G9QfUDmf9jqSWQz05/7KEZqtoNXHYMowx4/6MpZ9VkpOIBZC9ZIIA3M4jeY+L96m/jh
X-Received: by 10.66.173.144 with SMTP id bk16mr1778453pac.34.1410442630881;
Thu, 11 Sep 2014 06:37:10 -0700 (PDT)
Return-Path: <[email protected]>
Received: from adminPC ([202.153.33.42])
by mx.google.com with ESMTPSA id rj8sm1154921pdb.55.2014.09.11.06.37.08
for <(email removed)>
(version=TLSv1 cipher=ECDHE-RSA-AES128-SHA bits=128/128);
Thu, 11 Sep 2014 06:37:10 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Green Lee \(New\)" <[email protected]>
To: "'(name removed)'" <(email removed)>
References: <[email protected]> <[email protected]>
In-Reply-To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Laboratory Technician[#8308]
Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 09:37:04 -0400
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
boundary="----=_NextPart_000_0069_01CFCDA3.F402EEF0"
X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook 14.0
Thread-Index: AQG88ebrSmGArnabj0Mu7JZ9dAO2ZQIogxBOnBBiilA=
Content-Language: en-us
Content-Length: 30068
This one was new to me. I have found job recruiter scams when Googling, but did not come across any info about it on either this site or AntiFraud News. When I look up employment scams, generally I see advance-fee fraud or money muling stuff. So I'm not sure if the job recruitment scams are not that wide-spread?
I don't actually know if this one I got is a scam or not. I was sure it was until I saw that the recruitment company is on LinkedIn and there is quite a bit of Googleable info on them, and I didn't see anything related to a scam. So that is why I popped on here (I'm usually just a lurker).
This is actually the second contact that I've gotten from a "recruiter" after updating my Monster account. I didn't realize that some of my privacy settings were not what I would have wanted them to be. The first contact was supposedly from a company that had a 3 mo long position at Pepsico, but between me having the WORST time understanding the accent of the lady who called me and the dates not actually jiving I let that drop. Never occurred to me at the time that it was a scam, though. However, I thought it strange that a recruiting company would tell me what company was hiring as I wanted to just call Pepsi myself to ask about the job. (If I recall, I did Google that recruitment company and it didn't have great reviews, but nothing saying "scam".)
Now, this company just contacted me after I updated my Monster account again. I responded to the initial email and said I might be interested and asked how do I apply and if there was any microbiology work in the job. He ignored my question about the micro and I felt weird about his reply email so I did not bother responding. I looked at the job listings of the big company that supposedly had the 1 year contract position then I called them and said that I did not see a listing online. The person in HR whom I spoke with said that it was probably an old listing. Then the "recruiter" called. Very thick accent. Asked for me by my last name- no salutation, just my last name. I asked if that was the job he had just emailed me about. I told him that I had called the company and they don't have that job listing, it was old. He appeared to ignore that (I could not understand the response) and he went on to the fact that it was a W2 job. I asked him what that meant. He ignored that and just went on to tell tell me that I needed to confirm if the pay rate was OK or not. I told him I was not interested, hung up, then started Googling job recruitment scams and saw that scammers will pose as employers on Monster/Careerbuilder, etc and get your details from there. They'll offer to place you in a job at a well-known company then ask you to pay a fee. I didn't get that far with these guys, but I wonder if he would have sent a form for me to fill in my SSN or DL#, as that is also something these scams will try to get. Best defense is to set your accounts to hide your contact details.
When I Googled this company, I found an actual recruitment company in VA. The email addy is at that company.com. This is why I am not 100% sure of this being a scam, however everything else about it seems to fall into the scam category, including bad grammar. I'm including headers and email addy with this. I want to make sure people are aware of this type of scam and I'd be curious to see if someone can show me about how that last nagging piece (the legit company and email) is fake. (Maybe this is it in the header? (domain of millenniumsoft.com does not designate permitted sender hosts)?) They do ask when you are available for an in-person interview (which maybe they would change to phone or email later? Or just get the $ from you and never address that, using it to look legit?)
I ran the header through the IP checker at 419eater- and it comes up as located in India. Not much of a surprise with all the computer outsourcing, and that would explain grammar issues and accents.
Below are the 2 emails from the "company", then the header.
Hello (name removed),
Hope you are doing great!!
We do have a Direct Client Requirement For the below position.
Position : Laboratory Technician[#8308]
Location : 39 Loveton Circle Sparks MD 21152 UNITED STATES
Duration : 12 Months Contract
Rate : $16.00/hr on W2 (All inclusive)
Start Time : 08:00 PM
End Time : 06:30 AM
Total Hours/week : 40.00[Sun Wed]
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Biology, Microbiology or related discipline, or AA degree in Life Science with 3-5 years manufacturing/laboratory experience, or high school diploma with 10 + years manufacturing/laboratory experience.
Responsibilities:
Prepare reagents and solutions for use in the manufacture of complex panel formats in accordance with production schedule. Complete all required documentation timely and accurately. Perform calculations, pH and UV testing. Use Personal Protection Equipment. Must be able to work overtime when necessary to meet business requirements. This is a night shift position with initial training on the day shift
Thanks & Regards !
__________________________________________________________
Green Lee | Technical Recruiter | Millenniumsoft Inc.
8301 Arlington Blvd, Suite # 504, Fairfax, VA 22031
| 703 459 9282 X104 (Direct) | Fax : # 703-991-4551
[email protected]
An E-Verified Corporation
WBE Certified(State of Virginia)
(Name removed),
Send me the below requested details, I will submit to the client BD.
Confirm the pay rate($16/hr. on W2):
Available for In-Person interview:
Birth date : (MM/DD):
Work authorization(GC Holder or Us Citizen):
Need Educational copy(High School or Bachelors): You can take picture and send it through email or fax to me Here is my Fax # 703-991-4551
From Green Lee (New) Thu Sep 11 06:37:04 2014
X-Apparently-To: (email removed) via (removed); Thu, 11 Sep 2014 13:37:11 +0000
Return-Path: <[email protected]>
Received-SPF: none (domain of millenniumsoft.com does not designate permitted sender hosts)
ZXRhaWxzLCBJIHdpbGwgc3VibWl0IHRvIHRoZSBjbGllbnQgQkQuIENvbmZp
cm0gdGhlIHBheSByYXRlKCQxNi9oci4gb24gVzIpOsOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOC
wqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LC
oMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqDDgsKg
w4LCoMOCwqDDgsKgw4LCoMOCwqAgQXZhaWxhYmxlIGZvciBJbgEwAQEBAQN0
ZXh0L3BsYWluAwMwAgN0ZXh0L2h0bWwDAzI3
X-YMailISG: k1v1wvwWLDsaFoo.TQjG2QojSA1bwWdptAQexLLwREIQqs9I
5FAP9rV6XzTQWU2WTvykz3fNFQVvqWxZ7QKO132hXS6m1_UWwnKgHTIrUgDq
BkbDNcQPqBYHr12w0W4exI9x1WGm1sZ8lgUuoi5uBD1AOKR4lV2p4AOtBjzG
wHt3WgUwwm_DPqMgVIaUl.7zsdmSQoVKY.2badeNFv6Aw7XKmdn25eTmsiuw
8ktvyHOd22K35OJFN6M1q7WKxGxCAjQKlt_7.a0Vex5TEixFLjbd9VoyBy5y
QkJRpy.UUwnd9pbwJZYf.NBaRzAWp4KdA7RgsZtPTJRvjurXPLumelhQHHyM
WGmdClUzz2eDuVbaBR7217hLsZROAfrwroBzV32xDg8iAJm8rlrvao07gF.e
TUsAx7BHYkrGzkxgLkHfRNwMl30T66tEXlhzNrKrqVAyCxqGrwyH57Iq2UTg
O89X_1lO.Sgx1JBe0jFtaFEIrT3Y9dhWODxd.yPL_LrIwyab1SVuZ2WjRjBt
J_J4VrRsBpDfbdmWDjHd15G1JtGel9IJXuRXUI0jQC4Lj6rKbxo_TiszSNQV
.LZGKzjGLk.tBdl2D528VwiLL9Hqz7A6pHwyX_sBHF.cWgzj06X0vHMkZzqE
XQyW7WFtV47ENM6xlCxLsEb7ienJ3TWiNwtvYD6dTfCxx8hrX1fXOtkGpdWn
RqKy8z5jf_SfS9WLaueY4lFaFYu9M2pm.OcVp.YjZLnN0jt_B3H6Ur2kb_9c
ofp8KF1J8Vu9PG1J.79cIKmHhuQODNKbng5DkVVXRLxDKJ2Vw4J9gN0ImLEU
XNmoHKkyPXuQUbL0m2LLrSyjThRlTcWSLZcCqIWpFzuyXu.p6EPOx4lzfVnR
SVetdPDUPNfBOotIlMaSFM39g.2kf1Jui7vwPmv9XOvAQy00joVG8czIHXAh
6nNttVR4I7.upYMzybmSGffacMQ.JSfGMaI4LbV5RAqZo3Tq_9x29OWCXJCF
Bs9u06wSG_NAUfQD6jSbORqxNvtXrgkn66k4j3K5BKXSQ8OF8LzwxkOd949.
YZLV.pWF03o2h.FxHuHL3tY_WjIehCwv5xZgEmTV1gJRD3.HHF_UXh9PGgBo
AoYq3QzIQkkJ7NDhIk1ePH1cgDU2ck8oEg3sAzePRiHnG74QLeICCq7wzlbV
1zSXnW9tr3fr2gTKqQQZROb73.B8jR4KeCxiMwzEERmeTI2BF72ZmNq8mHAC
SrvSCzjtzD4A5ET5gwiriu8u5ySbQIdb8LL2XF4yPZfzsc1_E.wYqrvqjkrP
4YX6BX5tdck4wVb.OIJ8ljSdfI2HxyTNt.7qo3b7PHv_GuKMtutjEnM8Vh5H
l5cEz.ozKlc9PUZiV4R4NDP5RaFuQ_GMxI_aX29X0PKwyODOSwE5e2KVTfxL
lHIjpakVGNKgk8DTktpIyrHdaSLGcn_CRks5LkX_HCt4Bh1ULSkiW1IhfWCR
jbfgcbAoAYuuV5QE_X_u7o49UzqZ1SZrA3CmTzgQDbsannVkhoDKElcYsBW.
sOz4Ct7ovxfD.iMaRq1ZGneS4V1K9t.l3FgX8BzKOx6xJLuiCiZmCVUGd8co
PoOgq.X9dAZT.cw6LWPMn6IXz5WM5bOLnQ_5G9FRRxRMqOLQIvEV4Z.LBOBA
48lE3vKCq83nQCdE7X3h1YleeBjgzuYtEs33c_hc53zrMZhk12MnUbqWJNuh
5ErroiBE_pU-
X-Originating-IP: [209.85.220.42]
Authentication-Results: mta1414.mail.gq1.yahoo.com from=millenniumsoft.com; domainkeys=neutral (no sig); from=millenniumsoft.com; dkim=neutral (no sig)
Received: from 127.0.0.1 (EHLO mail-pa0-f42.google.com) (209.85.220.42)
by mta1414.mail.gq1.yahoo.com with SMTPS; Thu, 11 Sep 2014 13:37:11 +0000
Received: by mail-pa0-f42.google.com with SMTP id lj1so8758475pab.1
for <(email removed)>; Thu, 11 Sep 2014 06:37:11 -0700 (PDT)
X-Google-DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/relaxed;
d=1e100.net; s=20130820;
h=x-gm-message-state:from:to:references:in-reply-to:subject:date
:message-id:mime-version:content-type:thread-index:content-language;
bh=nnvuZtaWXif8pHCeafYG4dCI2NW8X1PdKuGgNaHviAM=;
b=UGUL4r4exuZslPbTxqbtsuh614R+Od8o6aYFn0sgF6h4qIJ2M7xKVRvraXkkgrmle7
a8MaQ9nBS7D2xJUCfVMnbXCmBL7+mGgLnuaX3uUgeR0uxGGaIFVrYFUahaT6WuhAXbVS
bySN9EkcKbdpMXzttdCSMbdb1AWLn+UADHvVMgIQrEujPfTVkO/1zkd69R3v46f83TcL
7tcWLFRweCDzY4N31nWAA98xMR1b/noqokzRn5YMk99Z8iVQzzfCRR7t+k+8AWDUd3VE
iQFIcyjbn4gzxMR7/RXShHDN1ts2z5XkEw6lNY2NWF1vZoxlnd2lw8uzWd+4dSa26aTE
mB0A==
X-Gm-Message-State: ALoCoQmu8G9QfUDmf9jqSWQz05/7KEZqtoNXHYMowx4/6MpZ9VkpOIBZC9ZIIA3M4jeY+L96m/jh
X-Received: by 10.66.173.144 with SMTP id bk16mr1778453pac.34.1410442630881;
Thu, 11 Sep 2014 06:37:10 -0700 (PDT)
Return-Path: <[email protected]>
Received: from adminPC ([202.153.33.42])
by mx.google.com with ESMTPSA id rj8sm1154921pdb.55.2014.09.11.06.37.08
for <(email removed)>
(version=TLSv1 cipher=ECDHE-RSA-AES128-SHA bits=128/128);
Thu, 11 Sep 2014 06:37:10 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Green Lee \(New\)" <[email protected]>
To: "'(name removed)'" <(email removed)>
References: <[email protected]> <[email protected]>
In-Reply-To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Laboratory Technician[#8308]
Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 09:37:04 -0400
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
boundary="----=_NextPart_000_0069_01CFCDA3.F402EEF0"
X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook 14.0
Thread-Index: AQG88ebrSmGArnabj0Mu7JZ9dAO2ZQIogxBOnBBiilA=
Content-Language: en-us
Content-Length: 30068
