[computer]

Hi
This is a warning for all the girls who're looking for work as au pair/nanny.
There is a spam from a family who're looking for an au pair/nanny and after you're sending your name and address, they said the job is yours and want to secure the job by offering you #100 in advance and they ask you for your bank detailes.
Please be careful and DO NOT give them any information.

[auzzee]

i have had something similar that i still in process with. a guy emailed me telling me he wanted to send me a cheque for 3 months service up front (£3000) . He aske dme for all my details etc. i ended up sussing it all out and decided to get him to send the cheque to the local post office. Which he did, however the cheque was cancelled the day befor eit was ot clear. So he rang me again and said sorry he cancelled wrong cheque and will send a replacement cheque - this week. still haven't received this new cheque so we'll see.
At first i thought he was a fraud but spoke to him and could hear his daughter in the background. I'm still very wary - hence why didn't give him my home address, but was more curious if he did cause really whopasses up £3000.
I'm so baffled as to what this guy is on about...but without him having prsonal details or bank deatils i figured i'm fairly ok, but who the hell does that!