The latest phishing is one of the more common ones that attempts to get you to email your banking information to the scammer in exchange for a non-existent job.\u00a0 The way these work is that they “hire” you and ask for your routing and account number so that you can get “paid”.\u00a0 The scammer then withdraws money from your account an disappears.\u00a0 The email address appears to come from a Loyola email box.\u00a0 Please see the text below.\u00a0 If you see this email message, please do not respond and delete the message.\u00a0 You can permanently delete the message by highlighting the message, holding the SHIFT key, and pressing delete.<\/p>\n
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Name of Company: NBC<\/p>\n
JOB TITLE: Earn Money by Driving<\/p>\n
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JOB DESCRIPTION: We seek interested applicants to go about their normal routine with the decal of the “2022 Winter Olympics” on their Vehicles.<\/p>\n
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Qualification: Drive at least 100 miles \/ weekly<\/p>\n
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SALARY: $300 weekly<\/p>\n
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