Scams offering fake Au Pair positions
by Chris Fuller Thu May 12, 2011 3:29 am
This scammer has two versions of scams sent from the same email address. In one version he pretends to have a daughter, and in the other version he pretends to have no children.

Version One:

From: "James Cornell" <[email protected]>

Hello Aupair,
Thank you for writing us, we are young family of one daughter Chantell from the U.S.A. We need a live-in nanny to wake our daughter up and make her ready for school every morning when my wife is busy for work,
Working hours is up to 5 hours daily,
We shall provide free accomodations and $400 weekly salaries.
Kindly tell us if you are interested and available immediately. Attached are some of my family photos.
Thank you,
James Cornell.

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From: "James Cornell" <[email protected]>

Thank you again for your interest and my wife has agreed that we hire you, I don't want to go through any agencies because i don't trust them and the U.S state government considers them illegal, let me go to the U.S State Government myself to inquire about how I can invite you to the USA as my employee, I will get back to you later on.

James Cornell.

From: "James Cornell" <[email protected]>

The U.S State Government has asked me to provide your,
Names, Nationality, Age, Birth Date, Gender, Country of Residence for visa interviews and $720( Employment Based Visa Application Fee) to be submitted and some certified visa approval documents will be released to you and these are the documents that you will present at the US Embassy in your country to get your approved visa.

Please provide the followings we'll need to both share the visa fee and my family will provide your flight bookings afterwards, More details and fees on the US State Govt website:

travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1263.html


James C.

Version Two:

The phone number given in the following email is not a normal UK number; it is a 'redirect' number which redirects all calls to the scammer's mobile phone in Nigeria. This scammer also uses this redirect number +447045783858 when he is pretending to be Chris Jordan, a football scout. You can read about this scam here:

Chris Jordan

From: "James Cornell" <[email protected]>

Hello,
Thank you for your applications, we are newly married couple from London with no kids but we need a live-in aupair for errands and messaging only and no childcare.
Aupair Accomodations: Free private rooms provided by us in our apartment.
Aupair Salaries: 300 pounds weekly.
We will like to hear from you soon with your interest and plans for travel arrangements or you can call me up for interviews +447045783858..
James & Victoria.

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From: "James Cornell" <[email protected]>

Hello!
Thank you always for your interests, your visa processing and travel arrangements can be processed by Holmes Travels Ltd. the agency provides aupair visa and flight bookings on salary deductions, If you can register with 40 pounds only, the agency will arrange your visa and travel documents from here and send them to you to present at the British Embassy in your country to get your visa and they book aupair plane tickets thereafter and you pay later as you work with us, if that's good for you, contact them for applications: [email protected]

James & Vic.

This scammer also gives this email address for the fake Holmes Travels when he is pretending to be Jason Cameron. You can read about this scam here:

Jason Cameron
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