Inbox - SPAM OR SCAM? IF YOU CAN PROCESS 30 EMAILS PER DAY, THEN YOU'LL EARN $750 EVERYDAY!

Undisclosed receipients so I do not trust it and will publish them until the sender ceases. I have been advised that this is a phishing attempt.

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for xxxxx@xxxxx; Tue, 06 Jul 2010 07:45:31 -0500
From: Jennifer Jones
To: xxxxx@xxxxx
Subject: IF YOU CAN PROCESS 30 EMAILS PER DAY, THEN YOU'LL EARN $750 EVERYDAY!
Date: 06 Jul 2010 20:45:30 +0800
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X-AntiAbuse: Original Domain - itccommunications.net this is my domain name so is this crook using my computer as a bot?
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Googled the IP 112.207.159.74 (see comment) and found this article on
http://www.phishbucket.org/main/content/blogsection/16/34/12/0/

Articles

Mystery Company - Jennifer Jones

Mystery Phish

Monday, 05 July 2010

We don't know of a single legitimate employer who'd be stupid enough to shorten the URL to their site in an email to a prospective job candidate. We also noticed the email was relayed through several mail servers before reaching its destination, something that normally shouldn't happen. We've filed it under mystery phish because we don't know what they mean by "processing" emails. A real employer would have sent a proper list of responsibilities along with the skills that would be required, and would have given you a link to their corporate Web site, which you'd be able to research before visiting to ensure they're who they say they are. We suspect this will lead to money muling, which will lead to you getting in all kinds of trouble financially and with law enforcement, so we'd caution against it. Looks to us like it was sent in bulk, and since there's no opt-out (not that you could trust it if there was), it's spam, and the sender is in violation of the CAN-SPAM act. Instead of clicking the URL, have a look at our PDF dump of the site, but don't click any of the links you find inside, since we don't want you to compromise yourself. As you'll see, they continue to be ambiguous about who THEY are (we couldn't find a single reference to a company name), so we don't think you should go giving them YOUR info or let them deposit anything to your PayPal account. They're strangers. Don't play with them!