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  by Chris Fuller
 
This is not a genuine au pair opportunity; it is a scam. The email address [email protected] has also been used in another scam. You can see this here:

http://www.scamwarners.com/forum/viewto ... 42&t=32503
From: jons emma. <[email protected]>
Subject: AUPAIR JOB NEEDED..........

Dear Aupair,
I just finished viewing your profile and am very pleased with it,am searching for an aupair unfortunately i came across your profile that is why i decided to contact you,because it seem you have a very nice profile.i have been seeking for someone to look after my children's since my last aupair left to set up her own family and i feel you are the right person for my children's. I live in {UNITED KINGDOM} UK.There is so much more to discuses so if you are interested,Please contact me as soon as possible so that i can tell you more about my family,we will gladly work things out.

hope to hearing from you soon.
Have a nice day

mrs jons.
  by Chris Fuller
 
Thank you, Patricia86, for posting this email address; this will be very helpful for all the other au pairs who this scammer has written to, because now they will be able to find this warning when they google the email address, and discover that it is a scam.