Scam?

Sent from: katewille04@aol.com

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Hello Leaser,


my name is katherine Williams, i am an pediatric nurse and a make up artist
as part time,i was opportuned to see and i read through your posting on
craigslist.com concerning the advert you posted, i am expressing my sheer
interest in taking up the room, what are the modalities in taking up the place,
please have the requirements sent in these form


*Total rent Required before moving in
* Utility Bills

I will be anxiously waiting for your email ,I want you to know that i
really need the room now and i am the serious type paying rent ,when emailing me
please tell me more about the place and more pics if you have...I am open to
any type of lease..


Kind Regards


Katherine

I just got this email today from my apartment listing on craigslist. If you don't find this email fishy, you need to check in with the nearest scam victim help center because you are a noob in life.

No normal person writes like this. First of all, there's no consistency of capitalization and spacing. And second, even if English is her second language or even the third, the way she expresses herself is almost like a mail-order bride from Russia, that's it: exaggeration. Whatever she says even with the right grammar don't make sense because of the context. What's amazing is there are people who actually got scammed by her for $2500.

A little googling will also show that she also goes by the name Nicole Wayne misspavez00@aol.com.