Scams offering fake Au Pair positions
by jots28_flores Sun Jun 12, 2011 3:47 am
Mygulliver.com Job alert !! Job Vacancy for Immediate Employment.

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FROM:
Mr. Russell Williamson

TO:
[email protected]

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@yahoo.com.ph
Message flagged Sunday, June 12, 2011 11:10 AM
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Dear Job Seeker,

We've just gone through your details at (Mygulliver.com) and seeing your profile in the hospitality field really motivates me to be in touch with you.

I will like to offer you a job in my family as an Au pair/Teacher with that it can be easy for you to secure a good job here based on your qualification and experience in the hospitality field.

I am Mr. Russell Williamson, 47 years old man, a Forensic Scientist by profession I am not usually at home except during weekends, I urgently need a home Au pair/Teacher for my child... Name Ann. She is 3 years of age.

We are happy family residing in Wales, I am a very busy man and so to my wife, who is working with an International firm as Chief Operating Officer (COO). We are very busy people and do not stay at home regularly that is why we need a Family Au pair/Teacher to take good care of our child at home and after school hrs.

I am offering GBP 4,200 every four weeks and GBP 700 weekly as Domestic allowance... You will have your own apartment with a personal bathroom and toilet If you are willing to work for my family, we will also provide you with a personal car that you will use here and shall also get you a part time job in one of the big firms here in Wales where you can earn more money during morning hrs because you will only be taking care of my child after school hrs.

Your duty is to teach and take good care of the child, make sure that she perform her school home works, give additional lectures Etc. If you are interest in this offer kindly email me back at this email: [email protected] with your updated (PROFILE/CV) or call me with this number so that I can be able to get back to you immediately.

I await your urgent responds,

Thank you for taking your time to read my mail.

Sincerely,

Mr. Russell Williamson
Direct Contact No: +44 701 113 6707
Email: [email protected]

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Last edited by Chris Fuller on Sun Oct 30, 2011 5:06 am, edited 2 times in total. Reason: Removal personal data
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by jolly_roger Sun Jun 12, 2011 7:52 am
Yes jots28, it certainly sounds highly suspicious!
Looking at the main body of text and there are several glaring grammar errors. Also the phone number at the bottom of the letter begins with 4470. This is a sure sign the sender is fraudulant.
If you scroll to the top of this page, the search function is on the right hand side. By typing in 4470 and then clicking the search button, it quickly shows the forums are littered with these redirect numbers.
I wish it was better news for you, but sadly it is a scam I believe.
by jots28_flores Sun Jun 12, 2011 8:30 am
thank you jolly_roger =)
by Arnold Sun Jun 12, 2011 10:42 am
I am a very busy man and so to my wife,

His wife is a busy man? :)
Apart from the phone number, it wasn't written by someone whose first language is English, and the pay is ridiculously high.

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