is this a scam DENNIS WALKINSON Dennis

Dennis Walkinson sent you a message.

Subject: looking for aupair

" Hello!

We are looking for an au-pair to join our family.

We have a kid, 5 yrs old, we are couples residing here in the UK

We are also a very friendly family and will welcome you as part of the family from the moment you arrive., We know that it is a big step coming to the UK and living with a new family, but we will do what we can to make it as easy for you as possible.

If however you accept to take a position with us, you would be paid (One Thousand five hundred Pounds sterling) as monthly Salary
You can contact me on my personal mobile +447011139992 or via my email address to discuss travel arrangements in due course of which I would be of generous assistance to you,so should the outcome be positive do well to send us your resume & also an update picture of yourself..

Kind Regards
Dennis Wilkinson."

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It's a scam.

If the English didn't give it away (the writing tells me that it was written by an African, not a British person), the phone number makes it very clear.

44-70 phone numbers are not British phone numbers. They are redirect phone numbers that can be forwarded to phones all over the world. They are most often used by African scammers who are pretending to be in UK. People who really live in UK do not have 44-70 numbers--any time you see an offer from UK with a 44-70 phone number, you can be certain it is a scam.