<prompt> Human: So Im moving to a new city within two weeks. Im 20 so Im not too particularly well versed in what to look for and what not to. So I got this job offer on Indeed.comthey emailed me first, first kind of red flag, and it just seems too good to be true. Its 700week and shes relocating from New Jersey to Sacramento, which is where Im moving.Here are the emailsOneTwoThen I replied and received this.It just seems a tad fake because of the way its worded, but then again shes a lawyer so the wooden phrasing is probably second nature by now. But especially that last email. Seems way too good to be true. Seems like the Nigerians prince wants to give me money this time. What do you all think? I mean, if its real, then this is something extremely good. But if its fake, then it just kinda sucks.  <response>: Starting to look like a classic cashiers check scam. Proceed with extreme caution. If its such a scam, theyll send you a check for more than you expected, then ask you to send back the rest. You send back the rest, then you find out the check bounced and the bank takes back the money. Now youve lost the money you sent back. Im not a lawyer, but the language doesnt seem lawyer like. Its a bit sloppy with big words that dont quite fit the context. 