hello world wide people!!
iam new here! i just want to hear from ur comment from this....>>>
i received an email this morning my time here at Philippines, and seems the
email saying that the Dr. needs nanny for his kids....is this true? or scam?
how will i know that this is true?
It is a scam.Originally Posted by ladylove22
i received an email this morning my time here at Philippines, and seems the
email saying that the Dr. needs nanny for his kids....is this true? or scam?
how will i know that this is true?
100% bona fide scam....
Other posters will say the same as me.
it is a scam. nigeria 419 scam
The scam goes like this:
They register as a family and then contact nannies whom cannot get an au pair or nanny visa for the (supposed) country of residence of the family. So for example the family will claim that they live in the UK and will contact a Russian nanny. The nanny would love to come to the UK but finds out that she is not eligible for a nanny/au pair visa for the UK. The family then claim that they have a company or lawyer that in fact can get them the visa, but of course at a cost and they demand that she sends this money to the company or lawyer who will then arrange the visa. Obviously as soon as the money is sent she will never hear from the family again. Usually the company or lawyer will have a yahoo email address, which in itself is a giveaway, any reputable company or lawyer will have a website and an email address associated with it. If you are not entitled to a visa, nobody will be able to arrange it for you.
i also have those from my emails from easyaupair...
but just ignore it..unless u want to apply or looking forward to find job as a nanny..if so..then good luck to ur job hunting...
just concerned people here giving you a hint..especially if its located in UK , well best is to ask..from here, i guess
"Honesty is probably the sexiest and the priceless thing man can give a woman"
btw, welcome here..enjoy the forum as well.
"Honesty is probably the sexiest and the priceless thing man can give a woman"
pls check this website so that you could have an idea of the different email scams:
http://www.nannyclassifieds.com/blog...y/scam-alerts/
scammmmmm!
i received an email this morning my time here at Philippines, and seems the
email saying that the Dr. needs nanny for his kids....is this true? or scam?
how will i know that this is true?
all things are possible!
Sorry, but it is a scam. Unless you're from within the EU its almost impossible to get an employment Visa in the UK now without a highly skilled role available, offered to you, and with sponsorship from the employer.
A friend of mine recently had exactly the same issue and I checked out the address and called the contact.
UK telephone number, non UK ring tone, VERY african voice. Tried to convince me that his was an american travel agency with an office in england. The office address is a post office - Look up the address on GoogleMaps and streetview - you can often SEE the address they are claiming is NOT what it should be.
Pleeease don't send money. You won't see it again.
welcome to the forum ladylove
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welcome here and sorry to say that same as other member said its all a SCAM!
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I am always mindful of the saying that, if an offer appears "too good to be true" ... it usually IS!
i received an email this morning my time here at Philippines, and seems the
email saying that the Dr. needs nanny for his kids....is this true? or scam?
how will i know that this is true?Which is why I strongly urge you to give THIS one - and others like it - an extremely wide berth.
Welcome to the forum.
it is a SCAM,ladylove.by the way,welcome here to the forum
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