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  by AbelSpain
 
Thank you, thank you very much to this forum for saving my money!!!
A week ago, the Habib family contacted me. It all seemed very nice and they gave me the e-mail from his lawyer. From her fake lawyer. This lawyer sent me a PDF file; in the file said that I had to make a transfer of 650£ to received a work permit. They say:
'You have to visit the nearest western union office in you area and
make a western union transfer of 650GBP to UK using the name of any of
your relative as the sender and your own name as the receiver.as soon
as you arrive here the funds would be made available for you that is
why you were asked to make the transfer with your name
Send to my Barr a scanned copy of the receipt so she can acquire your
certificate of eligibilty'
This was very suspicious, but I was willing to pay... but I searched the e-mail of the lawyer on google, and saw this page (http://www.scamwarners.com). Then I saw the message from a person; that person lived something similar to what happened to me.
Then I searched 'Habib' and I found several messages; the family had written the same on all the letters. The name of the daughter, the room, the salary... I have exactly the same messages.
Thanks to this forum I have not lost 650 pounds! I hope this family can not cheat anyone else.
XOXO, Abel.
  by Chris Fuller
 
Hello AbelSpain, and welcome to ScamWarners.

I'm glad that you researched the lawyer and the family, and discovered that both are fake.

This scammer has previously used the email addresses:

[email protected]
[email protected]

Is he still using those ones?
  by AbelSpain
 
Hello Chris! OMG Yes! Can we sue? We should denounce!
  by Chris Fuller
 
Unfortunately, scammers use fake names and set up email addresses using false information, so it can be impossible to discover their real identities. Also, most au pair scammers are really living in Nigeria or Malaysia, and an international arrest is not possible - even if we could find out who they really are.

This scammer pretends to live in the UK:
From: [email protected]

We live in London and our Home address is 3 Park Crescent London England W1B 1HT

You will have weekends free and i will pay you £1000 per Month and a
weekly pocket Money Of 50GBP which we will give to you every Friday.

I would also take care of your Travel Ticket Down here to UK
but it is very unlikely that he is really living there.