Baiting in Russian Language

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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 28 Mar 2007 Posts: 6

Hi people,

I'm a newbie here, and found 419eater stories to be exceedingly entertaining.

I speak and write Russian pretty well, but I'm British and currently in the US now.

I'd like to take on some Vlads in their own language, maybe inject some fun into the proceedings as I know St Petersburg and Moscow well, having lived there and travelled there many times for work and study.

I'm also be interested to help a fellow scambaiter and email the Vlad in Russian, and assess their reply (and translate). Of course, this service costs, so please send me $250 by Western Union to... j/k.

In real life, its really difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to Russian women, even knowing the language, and knowing the culture.

Is anyone aware of scams from the Baltic States or Ukraine? My own gut feeling is that they tend to be more honest in general.

Best wishes,
Poccia

Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 10:05 pm

Scammers from the Ukraine usually pull a translation company scam which is less obvious and harder to spot than a visa one. You pay your money and get the letters as promised. Ok, so the letters were maybe prewritten months ago and sent out to dozens of other men as well with just the name changed, but you get the letters you're paying for.

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