Police are warning residents to ignore a bogus email circulating locally which claims to be from a British financial firm.The message contains a phony advert for a “broker in Bermuda” and offers a salary of $10,000 a month.Bermuda Police Service’s Financial Crime Unit said the email was “another online scam” and should be deleted.“The public is reminded to remain vigilant regarding any unsolicited correspondence,” said a spokesman.“Also, we urge those receiving similar e-mail messages from unknown individuals not to give out any personal information or banking details. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.”The message reads:“Dear X,“A descent (sic) Financial Firm in UK is in search of a Broker in Bermuda.“JOB DESCRIPTION Receiving Money on our behalf, from our clients in the Bermuda and Sending it to us as will be instructed.“REQUIREMENT 1. Must be a resident in the Bermuda 2. Should not have any criminal record 3. Must have a valid ID.“REMUNERATION 1. 5% of every fund you receive on our behalf. 2. Monthly payment of 10,000 USD (payable on the 28th of each month)“If you are interested and you possess all the required criteria, please contact me“Regards, Andre Gillick gilick.andre[AT]gmail.com”l Anyone with concerns about online fraud can call the Financial Crime Unit on 295-0011.ends