<prompt> Human: At the beginning of summer, I received an email from someone named Alex about a job. As far as I understand, he sends me a check and I order stuff for offices around America. I was very fishy since it was a way too easy job, but I never sign up my school email for any websites that my school doesnt use for homework and online notes and stuff, so I figured it was from some school program. I dont know if he can do anything with my email since I do not use it with banks and such.The emails that were sent to me were very unprofessional; the subjects were always in caps and unorganized, there are some many grammar mistakes and stuff that were in text was very out of format. It has been a long time since the first email and Alex is still trying to recruit me. I think he has texted me I dont think he can confirm that I have given a real number.Today I received a check from Alex of 3,400. The address on the mail was from IL the check was from NY. The company name that was on the check was apparently some sort of bridge building company, or something to do with steel. Not all the sources say the same thing. Google maps shows a location that contains houses, next to a street that houses small stores like delis, small retails, phone lines, and low cost stuff, not like large businesses. A quick google maps tells me that the mail is sent straight from a house, and not from some office like I figured I should be receiving it from.Imgur link to important detailsI am sure it is a scam and I am trying to find out about what I should be doing hereon. My biggest fear, currently, is what Alex can do with the information I have provided thus far.E: I will call the police and notify the company that Alex is using as credibility. Thanks for the replies.  <response>: Whatever you do, do not cash that check! If you can find info on that company that the check is on, call them. Tell them about this and let them handle from there. He cant really do much with your info, but Id block him across the board. 