I’ve received numerous emails with the body being the following:
We have an opening for a person with great people skills, attentive to instructions and a determination to succeed.
In addition the individual must have working knowledge of Microsoft Office, be able to effectively use social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook, be organized, well turned out, a team player and can work independently, are punctual and reliable, have basic knowledge of internet marketing and have a sharp eye for detail.
The subjects for the emails typically have been:
Asked someone to work with good pay
Attention! The international company needs partners.
We need good specialistsWe need executives
Job with good pay and pleasant environment
The position of regional representative
You need administrator!
These are spam coming from all over the world and if I were to guess, probably designed to trap the gullible, or possibly worse, identify theft. If you receive unsolicited emails don’t trust them. Delete the emails.
Personally I believe the domain name businesses should act quickly to remove domains from the internet found serious spam breaches. This could protect people who get tricked. Unfortunately that is unlikely to happen as the domain name registers make a lot of money selling domains. One day domain registrars will see the government step in to regulate the industry and complain about the government intervention, but will only have themselves to blame.
Kelvin Eldridge
Online Connections
Call 0415 910 703 for computer advice and support.
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