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Tuesday, 26 January 2010

Too bad we don't have headers, because we think it's odd that the owner of the domain failsafeadv.com (Billy Baughman in Cleveland) would send a message as Tatyana aka Katerina from a free Gmail account and ask you to reply to "Din Robins" at failsaveadv.com. The subject line says "massage from CareerBuilder" so you know it's bogus right off the bat. They want you to process payments, which is just a fancy way of putting you in front of the proverbial bullet should the fuzz catch on to the scam.

Message text:
From: Tatyana.hvj esq <katerina.vwgpa @ gmail.com>
Sent: Friday, June 19, 2009 12:23:46 PM
Subject: massage from CareerBuilder

We have found your announcement of work search. About us: We are the
big international advertising company.
The spheres of businessinterest of Failsafe Advertising Inc. are constantly
deloveloping which causes the necessity of widening the
geographical views and position of the company. Most of the newly
acquired customers are in the USA.
According to the local and international law we cannot accept direct
payments and orders from foreign companies or persons.
In this case we have to open local sales offices or hire official
sales representatives to process all the duties in full.
In connection with the aforesaid, we are looking for a
responsible person for mediation services which will be the official
representative in your area. You will be provided with more
details in case of your interest.

If you would like to obtain more details on joining our employee staff
or for an immediate start please send your CV and contact information
to the following e-mail address: din.robins @ failsafeadv.com

Regards,
Failsafe Advertising Inc. HR Department

Headers:
None reported.

WHOIS failsaveadv.com: http://whois.domaintools.com/failsafeadv.com

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