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Whitehouse Family

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Re: Whitehouse Family

  by ShelbyLouise
 
I received the same email :( It makes me so upset that people do this! Preying on people who want to help others. I am wanting to au pair next year in UK and all families that have contacted me are scammers! Anyone have an advice for me to find a family? Or any website I can register to to find one myself?

Re: Whitehouse Family

  by David Jansen
 
Welcome here ShelbyLouise.

When you are not living in a European country, British Overseas Territories, Japan, Republic of Korea, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, or Monaco, then you are not allowed to be an au pair in the UK. Therefore you will never get in contact with a real family, but only with scammers.
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