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Topic	who here goes to school and works on campus?
pojr 01/21/22 9:18:38 AM #7:	Zanzenburger posted... Did that actually come from your college's .edu address? That sounds particularly scammy to me. It's not unheard of to have the occasional high-paying job when the college gets a one-time grant for a special project or something, but that's more the exception and not the rule. Look at the contact information. Does it link back to the university website, or have some obscure link or email that does not end in the .edu address. You could also just contact your advisor at the college and ask them if this seems legit to them. good points. the email address it was sent from is an actual .edu address. but it still could have been spoofed. there is a link in the email. i hovered over the link (without clicking it), and it appears to be a google docs form. strange. i'm definitely not gonna click the link or respond to this email. but it might be worth looking into job offers at school. right now i work a full time job (40 hours a week), and it's a decent job but i wish i could go to school full time. right now i can't because i work too many hours at work. --- pojr I summon it. You spell it. <cite>pojr posted [p:961942382] in who here g... [t:79863135]...</cite> <quote>Zanzenburger posted... </cite> <quote>Did that actually come from your college's .edu address? That sounds particularly scammy to me. It's not unheard of to have the occasional high-paying job when the college gets a one-time grant for a special project or something, but that's more the exception and not the rule. Look at the contact information. Does it link back to the university website, or have some obscure link or email that does not end in the .edu address. You could also just contact your advisor at the college and ask them if this seems legit to them.</quote>good points. the email address it was sent from is an actual .edu address. but it still could have been spoofed. there is a link in the email. i hovered over the link (without clicking it), and it appears to be a google docs form. strange. i'm definitely not gonna click the link or respond to this email. but it might be worth looking into job offers at school. right now i work a full time job (40 hours a week), and it's a decent job but i wish i could go to school full time. right now i can't because i work too many hours at work. --- pojr I summon it. You spell it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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