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Re:A fake job offer gone wrong by abhinav061 on Saturday December 10, 2022 @02:14AM (#33930667)
Scammers intentionally make grammatical mistakes. If you can spot the mistakes, they don't want to engage with you.

(Of course, there are other reasons why would one spot yet ignore grammatical mistakes - sometimes it is because of the personal situation they are in, sometimes it's of empathy towards non-native English speakers)

Re:A fake job offer gone wrong by imiric on Saturday December 10, 2022 @02:36AM (#33930767)
Most scammers aren't that smart. The grammatical mistakes just happen to work well for them as a filter.
Re:A fake job offer gone wrong by _vertigo on Saturday December 10, 2022 @02:19AM (#33930692)
I’ve heard this a lot, but is it actually true?
Re:A fake job offer gone wrong by goto11 on Saturday December 10, 2022 @07:52AM (#33932176)
Unlikely. I believe it started as a hypothesis to explain the many spelling errors in scam mails, but I don't think this have ever been confirmed to be intentional.

Hanlons Razor is probably appropriate here.