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  by ruiaini
 
From: Keith B <[email protected]>
Subject: Our son Ronald needs a male or female Au pair/Nanny.
To:
Date: Sunday, July 3, 2011, 1:41 PM

We are a lovely family seeking for an honest male/female who would like to become part of our family. We want someone who is honest and enjoys being with children. You will have your own bedroom, television for privacy and a mobile phone. We would like to have someone to work as LIVE-IN. It includes helping us with our son Ronald 2years. You would work 5days per week and basic house work like cleaning, irioning, washing, help in cooking etc...weekends are off days. We live in South East London in a a town called Thamesmead. We expect sincerity and honesty and in return we can assure a comfortable and good family environment and good accommodation.

Please do contact us if you are interested.

Mr Keith

second email

We will share the fees?
  by John DeLaney
 
Hi ruiaini

Another scam.
  by Chris Fuller
 
You can read more details about this scam here:

Keith Barrington

This scammer has used several different email addresses when pretending to be called Keith Barrington, including the [email protected] one which you received the scam mail from.
  by ruiaini
 
Chris Fuller wrote:You can read more details about this scam here:

Keith Barrington

This scammer has used several different email addresses when pretending to be called Keith Barrington, including the [email protected] one which you received the scam mail from.
thanks for that Chris