We are again seeing 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 \u201chire\u201d you and ask for your routing and account number so that you can get \u201cpaid\u201d.\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
Here is a sample of the latest phish.<\/p>\n
From: REDACTED
\nSent: Wednesday, August 18, 2021 3:22 PM
\nSubject: P\/T VOLUNTEER POSITION<\/p>\n
Handshake Network: Job Referral<\/p>\n
Salary: $350\/Week
\nHours: 10\/Week
\nDuration: 4-8 Weeks<\/p>\n
Job Description:
\nOperation HOPE, Inc needs locals for open Part-Time Position during the COVID-19 crisis. You can work from home with reasonable wages & bonuses. The pay is reasonable enough and you can participate in this position regardless of what you do for a living even if you are a local, student, a professional or contractor.
\nThe job does not require any experience or special skills needed to participate in this position. Whatever talents or passions you may possess, you will be a welcome addition to this Paid Part-Time Volunteer Position.<\/p>\n
Additional Information:
\nFor more information about this position, kindly contact the representative Mr. Eric Parks through gregndtia5@gmail.com and make sure you apply with your alternative email address. Once again you are to send your application to the above email with your personal email address and not your school email address. Failure to apply with your alternative email may cause delay in processing your application.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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