WFH

If you received an email for a job position offering too good to be true salary, then either report or delete it as it is a job scam. Other signs indicating that it is a phish:

  1. Asking to reply on a different email address than the sender email address.
  2.  Asking recipient’s reply from their personal email address, it is to evade UVic detection.
  3. Sender name is different than the signature name.
  4. The text of the email is in an image.
  5. Formatting and grammatical errors.

Job scam phish with subject "WFH" and the email text is in attached image.

Subject: WFH
Sender: Tesfaye Moges Teklehaymanot <****@ethiotelecom.et>

I am offering a work from home position as my Personal Assistant in which you can Earn $500 Weekly. For details and Job description kindly contact me only via my personal email (****@outlook.com) with below information

Name:

Age:

Personal Email:

Important Note: This is a non reply email so kindly send your interest to me only via (****@outlook.com) also endeavour to reply to this email via your Personal email(Gmail,Hotmail,yahoo) etc and not your Edu email). This Position demands you to be 100 attentive to details so failure to adhere to this important note will lead to automatic disqualification of your interest in this Job.

I look to hear from you if you are interested.

Thanks
Michael Brunetti

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