Scams offering fake Au Pair positions
#280562 by askingforhelp Wed Jan 06, 2016 8:40 am
Greetings,


Thanks for Concern and Interest to work for our family and Its would be our pleasure to welcome you Into our family..we would be taking care of your Flight ticket and all your Air Fare because we shall send it once all your traveling documents are already Approved ok?

We there By direct you to the Local Area Representative Go Au pair , she would help clarifies program guidelines, recommends and screen Au pairs for families, provides interview advice, helps with on-line account questions, and discusses payment options.

The Agency will give you all support you need, tell you about the needed requirement and explain the details of the program, help you organize all your documents, and prepare for your trip to the US...

Also its easier you just contact them Via Email they can explain to you more information and how to commence with the registration ok?

*Below is the contact of the Go Au Pair for your documentation for All your papers to the states..

*Contact Name : Krishna Temple,

( Local Area Representative Go Au Pair,)

*Contact Email : [email protected]

* Desk Phone : (727) 883-3412

Regards,
Thanks for your time
Host Parents.

---Is it really true that I need to pay a sum of money before processing my documents?

Thank You in advance!

-askingforhelp
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#280563 by AlanJones Wed Jan 06, 2016 8:45 am
askingforhelp wrote:*Below is the contact of the Go Au Pair for your documentation for All your papers to the states..

*Contact Name : Krishna Temple,

( Local Area Representative Go Au Pair,)

*Contact Email : [email protected]

* Desk Phone : (727) 883-3412


Yes it is a scam - the email address above is a free email address, not something that a legitimate business would be using.

This post viewtopic.php?p=191369#p191369 contains a link to the US State Department page on au pair visas and lists the only agences that are allowed to sponsor au pairs in the USA, with their phone number and links to their websites. "Go Au Pair" is not one of those authorised agencies.

Please do not tell scammers that they are listed here - it will take them seconds to change their fake details and their new details will not be listed for any future victims to find.

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