Just got a SPAM email from a Github scraper while reading this thread:
From: [email protected] Quick note – your GitHub profile Hi X,
I came across your profile on GitHub. Given you're based in the US, I thought it might be relevant to reach out.
Profile:
I run a technical team (full-stack, cloud, DevOps) that delivers for clients. We're looking to work with an engineer based in the US on client-facing coordination—discovery, requirements, alignment—while we handle delivery. If that might be relevant, I'd be glad to set up a short call.
Regards, James
If I had to guess, "James" is a North Korean looking to scam US clients, based on my experience with shady actors.
I'm curious, what leads you to North Korean from that email? Is it that there's an anonymous team, which has a US "front"?
Checked my spam after seeing this thread and found the same sender/email. Subject and signature are slightly changed.
From: [email protected] Brief note – Following up on your GitHub work
Hi ,
I came across your profile on GitHub. Given you're based in the US, I thought it might be relevant to reach out.
Profile:
I run a technical team (full-stack, cloud, DevOps) that delivers for clients. We're looking to work with an engineer based in the US on client-facing coordination—discovery, requirements, alignment—while we handle delivery. If that might be relevant, I'd be glad to set up a short call.
Best, James