about working in UK?

Question

some companies offered me work in hotel which located in LONDON and they said that they would pay for airline ticket and supply me with accomodation and also said to make visa for me
IS IT TRUE??THEIR TELEPHONE NUMBER:
[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
AND ADRESS
Address: 8-10 Queensberry Place, London, UK
I DONT KNOW LONDON WELL SO ANSER ME PLS.THX

Answer 1

Sorry but you are being scammed. Below is an answer that I gave earlier today to someone else with a job offer...


What you have is a scam...see below for details about telephone numbers which start +44 70......

"Many advance fee fraud ("419") spam emails and all advance fee fraud letters contain a telephone number for contacting the sender. In most cases these involve mobile phones, but fixed lines are used too.

Scam phone numbers in the United Kingdom (+44):

Most "419" scams using +44 70xx numbers involve emails that are sent from Nigeria and other West African countries, not from the UK! If you see a +44 70xx number in a 419 scam email it usually means you're dealing with criminals based in Nigeria.

UK phone numbers starting with '70' are "Personal numbering" in the "Find me anywhere" range. Charges for calls to these numbers are not distance-dependent. They can cost as much as UKL 0.50 (USD 0.90) per minute to call and can forward the call to virtually any phone number in the world. Forwarding numbers can be set up for free and completely anonymously via websites such as uknumbers.com.

In most cases when you call one of these numbers the phone that starts ringing will actually be a mobile phone somewhere in Nigeria, as the UK number has been programmed to auto-forward calls to another number. These +44 70xx numbers are used as a redirector service to obscure the fact that the person taking the call is not actually based in Europe. The UK number is used to lend credibility to the scam."

Answer 2

Hi there Asylum seekers are not allowed to work in the UK until their asylum application has been processed. This can take five or more years. During this time they are placed in any part of England that the asylum support team deems fit. Many private landlords make their properties available to the local asylum seekers support team. These houses can be unhygienic and are certainly below the standard that a local person would accept. They are paid 70% of benefits but they do not have to pay gas, electric or water charges neither do they pay rent or community charge. They can access free education classes. After waiting years for their asylum claim to be processed many have got used to not working and this has become a life style for them. I think the system is barbaric.

Answer 3

does the hotel have a name?

the phone numbers are likely, although i'm not going to call them... the address also exists - but there are 2 queensberry places in london (E12 and SW7) - you really need more information