This scam email is recruiting people for money laundering and other criminal activities using the fraudulent domain hiring-westunion.com:

From: Molly Leary
Date: 11 July 2010 01:23
subject: Open Positions

Greetings

I’m addressing you on behalf of the HR department of a large company. Our company covers a wide range of businesses:
- real estate
– accounts opening
– undertaking services
– etc.

We need a person to fill the vacancy of a regional manager in Europe:
- salary 2.400 euro + bonus
- 2–3 working hours per day
- flexible work time

If you are ready to work as a regional manager in Europe send us the below information on email:
c v @ h i r i n g – w e s t u n i o n . c o m [please delete spaces before sending]
Full name:
Country:
E-mail:
Mobile phone-number:

Note! We are searching Europeans only!

Please, write your name and Telephone Number so that our manager could contact you and conduct an interview. 

This domain attempts to pass itself off as the legitimate Western Union company, it was registered a few days ago to what appears to be a real address but is almost definitely fake too:

Domain name: hiring-westunion.com

Registrant Contact:
   PBsoft, inc
   Harry Bishop Harry.PBishop@yahoo.com
   818372-9865 fax: 818372-9865
   2850 Luna Pl
   Granada Hills CA 91344-1644
   us

Administrative Contact:
   Harry Bishop Harry.PBishop@yahoo.com
   818372-9865 fax: 818372-9865
   2850 Luna Pl
   Granada Hills CA 91344-1644
   us

Technical Contact:
   Harry Bishop Harry.PBishop@yahoo.com
   818372-9865 fax: 818372-9865
   2850 Luna Pl
   Granada Hills CA 91344-1644
   us

Billing Contact:
   Harry Bishop Harry.PBishop@yahoo.com
   818372-9865 fax: 818372-9865
   2850 Luna Pl
   Granada Hills CA 91344-1644
   us

DNS:
ns1.pegas-dns.org
ns2.pegas-dns.org

Created: 2010-06-22
Expires: 2011-06-22

The registrar is the scammer’s favourite, BIZCN.com of China. The web server and mail is hosted on 178.162.135.108 on PegasHosting Network in the Ukraine. Email originated from 201.246.77.170, an ADSL subscriber in Chile.

This is not a real job, anything that they offer is likely to be some sort of criminal activity such as money laundering, parcel reshipping and other fraudulent back office functions.

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