Calling all UK peoples!

[Glinda]

Hi gang!

I just got an odd job offer in my inbox (apparently my contact info was found on a job site where I've posted my CV for "work from home"). The message came from "Royal Mail, US Department," and the sender's email address is: info@royalmail-com.us via cmail2.com. That the message was sent "via" someone else is my first concern.

Anyway, I'm curious if any of you might know anything about this. Here's the email message I got:

We are looking for person for "correspondence processor" position.

Our at-home position will take just an hour per day. So you can manage the time according your plans and just check the mailbox to count mail by end of the day.

Royal Mail assigns you to perform the following tasks:
1. Receive paper mail for our client names to your address.
2. Count and notify us via email about received paper mail.
3. Receive prepaid shipping labels via email for weekly forwarding of collected mail.
4. Forward mail to proper address according with provided information to the nearest FedEx office (or FedEx dropbox) every Tuesday.

Just click to see attached Contract, it will take you ten minutes to fill document up. After it will be sent to us, you are considered for this position and we will contact you within the next 1-2 days.


We process your compensation through PayPal weekly.

Click HERE to download contract.doc file [Note: I haven't downloaded a damned thing!]
This URL is valid until 20th of March, 2014

Completed contract send to info@royalmail-com.us

Combine your experience and at-home location by joining our exciting US Department of Royal Mail is pleased to offer a competitive compensation and ability to have another prime job. If you will demonstrate sens of professional communication with all levels of the organization, working with us you may find an excellent career development opportunities. These are challenging and exciting times to join the Royal Mail. In return for their commitment, we can offer new staff a competitive salary plus all the training and development they need to reach their full potential.

Royal Mail aims to recruit the best personnel in all areas of our business. As a world-class company, we offer roles in operations, human resources, finance, sales and marketing and IT, as well as in our management and executive teams. Our vision is to be the most successful delivery company. Royal Mail employees are at the forefront of our ambition to deliver the best possible service to our customers. In line with our ambitious programme of transformation and change – we’re modernising. This means increased investment in training and equipment, including spending on automation processes in order to make them less laborious.

Given the poor spelling/grammar, I'm pretty skeptical. What say you?