<p>I recently got an email about interview from Mair Faibish. Her email is at ********** Is it a real interview? If I don’t go to the interview, will it affect my chance of getting in the college?</p>
<p>My interviewer’s email was at the partnership he worked for. </p>
<p>It won’t have too huge an effect, but turning an interview down definitely won’t help you.</p>
<p>His email is at go*gle (it can’t show up at the website when I type it )… The interviewer did not talk about the place but the time. I do not know if it us a real interview from the alumni. How can I make sure the email and the interview are real?
The email is like" Are you available for an interview on xx/xx/2011 at xx:xxpm?"</p>
<p>It’s probably her personal email then (Gmail?) My interviewer only gave me the date and time in his first email too. Just reply, and see what she says. If she lists a place nearby where you live, she’s probably legit.</p>
<p>My interviewer also emailed me from her personal (y*hoo) account. I wouldn’t worry so much, but if you are concerned about safety, I would meet him/her in a public place. Also, you can ask for his/her number and call up, or call up the alumni association to see if s/he is a member.</p>
<p>my interviewer emailed me from his columbia account (alumni account?) </p>
<p>well I searched him up on LinkedIn and he’s legit, besides, he listed his credentials in the email so I really didn’t doubt him.</p>
<p>My interviewer e-mailed me through his work e-mail but when I searched him he appeared on an alumni event thing for Columbia. He was really nice and legit (:</p>
<p>my interviewer email’ed me with his personal email. i first thought it was sketchy because technically anyone who knew my email could’ve pulled a trick on me. but i went anyways and it was fine so don’t worry about it.</p>
<p>I doubt anybody is going to use this as a way to lure young teenagers out and mug/kill/maim/etc them… :S </p>
<p>but who knows what sickos are out there</p>
<p>I just doubt anybody would take the time to impersonate an alumni to give you a fake email.</p>