Apparently this scammer is aware that his information has been posted, because I received a similar email regarding a position for a tutor, but the name is different. Everything else is the same. I think it's important to note that the email is a format letter, but the name might be updating periodically. Here is the email I received:
Home School Tutoring
22 Nettleton Road,
London, SE14 5UJ
United Kingdom
Dear Applicant,
We received your application for the post of Tutor as posted on Craigslist website. Thank you for your interest in a position with Home School Tutoring. Our HR managers have gone through your resume and you have been short listed for the offer pending final approval. Your reference number is AP648.
Home School Tutoring basically help companies all over the world (mostly in United State of America ) to source for Tutors for their staff children who is been transferred to other countries for official assignment. We are an expert in education for over a century and recognised the world over as an independent source of advice for parents and students. Based in central London , we specialise in providing personal guidance to suit the Companies/Individual needs of each of our clients, who contact us from all over the UK and across the globe.
Our experienced staff recruitment division acts for leading companies all over the world to appoint Tutors for their staff children who have been transferred out of the country for official assignment. For more information about us, please visit http://www.homeschooltutoring.co.uk/
At this time, we will like to know which subject you are good at and how often you get on the Internet because you will be communicating with Home School Tutoring by email.
Await your immediate response.
Regards,
Daniel Cooper
Personnel Manager
Home School Tutoring
Again, the website address listed noted no locations in the United States, so I became suspicious. I have not responded to the email, and I have found others who say the scammer sends you a fake check by mail. He later sends a notice saying that the check was sent in error and could you please wire the money back. People wire the money, the check bounces, and the innocent victim is left thousands of dollars out. I just hope this is a case of money scamming and not identity theft.