SCAMMERS? HELP

Hello, I'm trying to find a job as an au pair but I think I've found well, 3 scammers.
The first is already in your list (Collins Dele Family [email protected] )
The other two are:

1 [email protected] John Benson
Dear ---,

We are very happy to employ you as our aupair.

Here you will see our offer letter that we have attached here in this email.

You have to go through it and accept by signing and also contact the
UK Home Office with the signed contract letter.

Here is there email address; ( [email protected] )

Apply for your Certificate Of Eligibility.

They will send you all Information/instructions regarding the process
of your Travel documents.


Follow my instructions, so you won’t make any mistakes.

We have informed UK Home Office about employing you, so do contact them as soon
as possible, to enable start up the process of your travel documents
and wait for there instructions

The contract letter still bares the date it was issued so you are to
sign it and indicate the date you signed it, take off location and
start up date in a formal application when sending the scan copy to
the UK Home Office


Also send your full address including your country to the UK Home Office.

Thanks and hope to hear from you with a copy of the signed contract.
letter for my records.

Mr. John Benson
(For The Family)

2 [email protected] Dr Nelson Micheal
Dear Au Pair,

I am looking for an international Au pair to provide loving care for
my child. We live here in London UK, and we have an incredible culture
that I would love to share with you. I am looking for someone who is
honest and God fearing.

There are Language Schools in our area, for the Au- pair who may be
interested in taking courses. I would be willing to provide assistance
with tuition, and you will be entitled to health insurance.


A typical job description would involve helping me to get the child
ready each morning and get him to preschool by 8 am, pick him up
around noon and retu rn home for lunch and nap time.

The majority of the enrichment time I would expect from the Au- pair
would occur in the afternoon after the child wakes up from naps. I
usually return home by 6 p.m.

Send us an e mail with Introduction about yourself and any recent picture.

I hope to hear from you on your position about this.
Here's my number and email +447031989408 [email protected]

Regards,
Dr.Nelson Micheal

I'm quite sure they are scammers but I need a proof. I'm worried and I don't know what to do, please help me.
Thank you very much for your time.

Your suspicions are correct.

The first one can be identified by the English alone, which is clearly African, not British.
But the absolute proof can be found here:

You have to go through it and accept by signing and also contact the
UK Home Office with the signed contract letter.
Here is there email address; ( [email protected] )

You have to apply for a visa in your own country. You cannot do so by email--the process never works this way. More importantly, email addresses @london.com are free email addresses by mail.com, and have absolutely no connection to any part of the UK government. An official government agency would have an address that ends in .gov.uk.

As for the second, the actual email is full of copied material, so the English isn't quite as obvious (though there are signs in the writing on this one too)--but the phone number is a dead giveaway. Phone numbers starting with 4470 or 44070 are not real UK phone numbers--they are redirect numbers that can be forwarded to phones all over the world. They are used most frequently by scammers who are pretending to be in UK when they are not. A real employer in UK would not have one of these phone numbers.

UK only allows au pairs from certain countries. One of the first things you should do is make sure your are eligible to become an au pair in UK--if you are in a country that is not allowed, then you know that all offers are scams.

Thank you very much for answer me so quickly. So, what now? I just stop writing them? There is anything I can do aginst these people? ( like report them to the police or something)
I add the second mail with "Dr Nelson" and the pictures he sends to me in the third (which is the same as the second plus the pictures -.-) in any case it can help someone like me.

"Dear Au pair,

Good to hear from you soon.

I,m really glad to receive your reply and would like you to provide me with more details about you.

We are a father and son residing here in a four bedroom bungalow Essex London, I am a medical Doctor by profession and I have a son Terry who is just 4years old. Terry is in Pre- school and very brilliant. I am a soccer fan, I love Arsenal so much and I also love watching Barcelona and Real Madrid. My son loves reading novels and he likes Video Games and visiting friends i hope you can play with him. i am very busy person and my job hardly allows me time for my son this is why I need your assistance as an Au- pair in my family.

I need your assistance in my family for the due care of my son as he is all I have here as I am divorced. I am willing to do anything for my son’s happiness that why am paying you 1,600 pounds for your monthly up keeps (Salary) so you will take Terry as your own brother/ child.

I shall provide you with a Live-In Accommodation with Private Bathroom and Bedroom. Your room will also be furnished with a Television Set, an Internet Ready Computer System and a Fixed Land line telephone.


I will like you to get back to me with the following answers

What do you like most about being a Au pair.

What are the ages of the children you’ve cared for.

Do you have any health problems I should know about.

We plan on having a written Au pair contract. Would you be willing to sign one.

Are you willing to supervise play time with other children in our home and/or take our child to gymnastics/activity groups

which may or may not require your active participation. Are you
willing to supervise friends of our child who are invited

to our home while you are in charge.

What are your salary expectations.

What domestic skills are you willing and able to do other than
childcare (cooking, cleaning, etc).

Do you have a passport and visa needed for your arrival down here in UK.

I will like us to have a video cam, kindly furnish us with your yahoo. I.D , or add me on messenger with [email protected].

Kindly send us your resume and recent pictures for my perusal.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Best Regards
Dr Nelson Micheal"

Eeeeeeehm, I've send to you the pictures because I'm not able to add them here (I'm sorry >.< )!
And this is the fake profile of "John Benson" on easyaupair:
http://www.easyaupair.com/viewprofilefamily/42169/
Many girls have sent a message to "him" and I don't know how to warn them .-.

Oh my Word!! I have recieved emails from this person just after I was scammed by a Willaim Louden. Thank you for posting this.. you never know what is real.

If you're not an EU citizen and you are offered a position as an au pair by someone claiming to be in the UK it is very likely to be a scam.

The only non-EU citizens likely to be eligible to work as an au pair in the UK are detailed here under the TIER 5 (YOUTH MOBILITY SCHEME)

http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/working/tier5/youthmobilityscheme/

The countries and territories participating in the scheme, and the number of places or certificates of sponsorship allocated to them for 2013, are:

Australia - 35,000 places
Canada - 5,500 places
Japan - 1,000 places
Monaco - 1,000 places
New Zealand - 10,000 places
Republic of Korea - 1,000 places (certificates of sponsorship)
Taiwan - 1,000 places (certificates of sponsorship)

As those places are limited, au pairs who are citizens of one of those countries would have to check with the British Embassy locally to discover if there are places available, so that any suggestion that you have been awarded a job must be fraudulent.

Dr. Nelson Micheal wrote me too!
And I know that he is not a real person but I don't want that just to end and not make him pay!
Can you help me with some advice how to make him pay for scaming people?
He is expecting from me to pay 'deposit' of 670 paunds on western union.
Yeah, right.