Well, you can add me to the list as I just received this e-mail (from rm@roysupport dot com) and thank goodness I remember reading about it here! Would it be a good idea to act like I'm interested just to get more information to prove the scam or just leave it be? (Someone in an earlier post mentioned contacting the domain register.) This has to be a form letter because I don't even do the work he mentioned in his e-mail! (I only do transcription.)

Hi,


I’m Ryan Max; a client of mine is interested in your Virtual Assistant Services.

Nature of work will be General Office Support e.g. schedule appointments, handling travel arrangements, performing research, and distributing information via e-mail.

We will be interested to know what your mode of operations & discounted rates are.

Thanks and regards
Ryan Max

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Pam Deyerle - Transcriptionist in the Richmond, Virginia area
The Perfect Word Transcription Services