WinslowYerxa
1803 posts
Nov 27, 2024
10:08 AM
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Today I received a teaching query from someone who had seen my name on the MBH teacher list, asking for lessons for his daughter. It had all the usual hallmarks of a well known scam and I was curious as to whether anyone else had received the same query. Here’s the message, with names redacted:
“I hope this message finds you well.
“I am seeking a harmonica tutor for my daughter, xxxx, who is 13 years old and currently in the 8th grade. I am looking for a skilled tutor who can help her build confidence in her reading abilities. I would prefer private one-on-one or online lessons, and I am open to having the sessions conducted at your studio or home. I have arranged for her caregiver to stay with her during the tutoring sessions, and she has agreed to this plan.
“Could you please provide me with the following information?
- Your hourly rate.
- Your area of residence.
- The total cost of tutoring for one month (1 hour per day, 2 times a week).
- Your years of teaching experience.
- A proposed schedule for the lessons based on your availability.
- Your available days and times for tutoring.
“Thank you for your assistance.”
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Last Edited by WinslowYerxa on Nov 27, 2024 10:10 AM
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