MS Evaluation

JOB- DESCRIPTION :

You will be assigned to visit a shop.
You need to "pretend" to be a normal potential (CUSTOMER) who is looking for a particular service or product.
You will then finish an on-line questionnaire to share with us your customer experience.

REQUIREMENTS :

19 Years old or above.
Can read and write english.
No (experience) Needed like shopping

JOB- PAY :

# You will get for US280 each assignment.
# Most of the time you will only need to spend 30 minutes on the visit.

Email me the below details :
1. Name :
2. Your ADDSS :
3. Citys / States / Countrys :
4. Zip Codes :
5. Phone :
6. Alt. E-mail :
7. 0ccupati0n :

Thank you for the response,

Regards.
Sophie Austin
Team Recruitment

MS Evaluation
[email protected] = reply address
[email protected] - Sender email address

MS Evaluation
[email protected] - Sender email address

Very likely the sender's email address is forged. Almost every person attending stanford University can afford not to scam people... Not to mention the chance they would take by getting a criminal record and prosecution by using the USA as an origin point of their scam.

If you could show the complete headers, it is likely an IP address could verify if the sender's address is forged or not. But it is good having both, thank you.

This is all the info i could get:
Email IP: 171.67.219.73
Country: US
ISP: Stanford University

it looks like you figured out how to do the complete headers

I still find it hard to believe a student @ Stanford would do this on purpose. Chances are good they got malware in their system, and the scammers have hijacked their email accounts. The student probably doesn't even know it.

But at least you can see why they use 1 email account to "Send" email from, and another to "Receive" email to from the scams they send out. That is more important to see than whatever might be going on with this particular email.