[mdlug] anyone else disturbed by this?

[Carl T. Miller]

Look at what I found in my spam bucket.  Is anyone else
disturbed by this?  The easy way to spot spam is by
incorrect usage of English, and here's someone who says
he'll pay someone $5 to fix his English.  Do you think
there might be any takers?  Oh, and don't you love the
disclaimer at the end?

c


---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
Subject: Equal opportunity
From:    "Guy Dixon" <karen.mcginty at nothing.tld>
Date:    Mon, February 27, 2017 5:10 am
To:      prlavalette at gmavt.net
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Our rapidly expanding company starts a  position of a business
correspondence corrector for everybody who is profound in English to aid
in communicating with our exterior agents.

Your professional duties will include  proofreading our business letters
and fixing spelling and grammar mistakes that might occur in the text.

The position consumes ca. 1-2 hours  daily. You may do the work on your
free time.

Payment tariffs for the job done:

Each 1 Kb. (1024 symbols) of text content is compensated by $5. This
letter to you is about 1 Kilobyte of size.

All in all, it will  help you to make near $2500 per month.

To apply for this vacancy you must meet our requirements:
*Location: priority - USA
*Having a Laptop/PC

For further details about the vacancy, please reply with the following
information about you:


 First + last name:
 Country of residence, Region:


Look forward to hearing from you.






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