Now this is an interesting email scam

[proud2BlibKansan]

They had me until I noticed the grammatical errors. Then I got to the part about garnishing my wages. LOL

Congratulations to Secret Shopper

You have been selected for assignment to be a 'Secret.Shopper' in your area.
You will get $ 200 has been a Secret.Shopper.
Employment packet will include Funds for your shopping and Your full job
description will be sent to you prior in your assignment.

Payment Check / Money order will be in a Certain Amount That you will be
asked to cash your Bank, garnish your wages and have the rest used
for evaluation.

Send your details INF0RMATI0N for your continued interest:

1. First/Last Name: ................
2. Physical Address: ...............
3. ZlP_C0DE: ........................
4. C i t y: ..............................
5. S t a t e: ............................
6. Number PHONE(s): .............
7. 0 c c u p a t i o n: ..............
8. Sex & Age: .........................


Thanks,
Smith Brad
Officer Recruitment
@All Rights Reserved

[NYC_SKP]

1. "Smith Brad"!

Yeah, right!

[proud2BlibKansan]

2. Maybe I should just write him a check

LOL

[NYC_SKP]

3. I found a description of that particular scam.

It seems like a lot of work but then there are a lot of desperate people out there and it cost nothing to send 1,000s of emails.

http://www.708media.com/small-business-scams/secret-shopper-ss-network-scam/

/

[proud2BlibKansan]

6. Reminds me of that envelope stuffing scam

They ran ads in the want ad section of the newspaper promising big money for stuffing envelopes. I had a friend in college who answered an ad. She sent them money and they sent her a letter telling her to run an ad in the newspaper, promising big money for stuffing envelopes.

[WillParkinson]

4. Garnish your wages?

Like with a nice orange slice and strawberry?

[proud2BlibKansan]

5. Well, I'd hate to be rude, but if they're serious about garnish, I'd prefer celery