Job opportunity without a single name

Today we received some job hiring emails that looked like this:

It has been formatted nicely and appears to have come from a large job search website.
The message reads as follows:

Dear Job Seeker,
Upon reviewing your resume on Careerbuilder.com we have decided to offer you a job opportunity with our company. The job position is for a Payment Manager/Payments Processor in your area with no obligation to relocate.
Job strong-point: commissions without sales.
Job Type:
- Accounting - Finance
- Admin - Clerical
- Customer Service
Requirements:
- Proficiency at using Microsoft Office
- Possibility to check e-mail three times per day
- U.S. citizenship or permanent residence/green card
- Desired education level: High School
- Experience: no requirements
- Required travel: no
- Relocation: no
Benefits:
- Bonuses and commissions for each processed order
- No contact with our customers
Salary and commissions:
- Salary plus commissions: $85,000-$95,000 per year
- Employment type: full-time or part-time
Please contact us by replying to this e-mail if you are interested and we will provide more information.
HR Department

You might be tempted to try out your luck with such a generous offer, but before doing that, the lack of your name and absence of (continue reading...)