Just the format and phrasing raises a host of red flags. It uses very generic wording that can apply to any targeted recipient. The placement of the images of interest looks like a mail merge of some kind. It just smells of an automated bulk email - not something who wants to decorate an apartment is likely to draft. I'd expect something much more personal, with details of how "she" came across your work, etc. Also, mail orders and cashiers checks are easy to counterfeit. Dan
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