Thoughts after the First Scam!

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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 17 Aug 2009 Posts: 2

I wasted the time of a "Sonia Dogba" and "Barrister Ben Ndiye" until today.

The first contact was on August 26, 2009 and ended this morning, September 18, 2009, with my first threat/curse!

This was the scam about a poor widow in a refugee camp in Senegal with money in the bank and her Barrister. Blah, blah, blah.

For the barrister I wanted him to go on Safari at first, by sending him to an out of the way place in Senegal to get $1050. He didn't go. I sent him a fake reciept showing that

I had another character from the bank write the Barrister sending him forms to help my primary character get the money back. This guy didn't like to fill out forms. I did get him to call the area code 206 recording!! He complained about that!

Finally the Barrister was out of the picture, and it was just my primary with Sonia. I piled on the love crap in all seriousness to her, and just yesterday decided to send her $5500 through the great $ecurity $hield! Ha! This scammer has been there before and logged in, and immediately wrote me back saying I was a fraud!

What I learned:

- Play dumb and naive
- Be sincere sounding in the emails
- Many of the people being baited are probably being baited from many of us, so be careful in what forms we use, and what sites we send them to!
- I made the big mistake of responding from an email address that I used to collect scam emails. That made for utter confusion in my inbox.

Happy baiting and enjoy wasting their time!!!

Now I'm off to buy some gold and help someone else get $7,000,000 out of Africa!

Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 12:32 am

Please give us details. After that outline, I want to hear more!

Plus, if you have a curse, it should be in your sig line!

Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 3:46 am

Nice tip about not using your collecting address to correspond with scammers
Im dealing with an overfilling inbox right now and all the names just run together, Thank god for the ability to tag e-mails in gmail.

Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 9:12 am

Well done! Are you going to publish the bait? There's a clue in the forum name. Smile

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