I've gotten two e-mails from a company attempting to lure me into what appears to be a scam. The first said that all 
I have to do is collect some "regional donation" checks for charity, put them all in my account, keep a generous percentage, then simply send the remaining money to the organization.
I must be "responsible and punctual" and "make these donations reach the destination point as fast as possible" because "the donations are coming to a place where they are really needed this time." If, heaven forbid, the "donation is late, the charity action may not be performed at the proper time."
How it works is I receive e-mail instructions every morning detailing where the donation check is coming from, where it's going, and how to transfer it. I pick up the check, put it in my bank, then send the company the total, less seven to ten percent for my trouble. Sweet!
The e-mail invites me to ask questions, and I have one or two in mind. I'll let you know if they offer me the job. I see applicants must be able to type 40 wpm, and punctual, so I qualify.
