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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 19 Sep 2013 Posts: 1

I was scammed last year by Allan Wisdom, Leeds, England, and a Christopher Anthony Wallace of Dallas, Texas (Lagos, Nigeria) my brother is now having a problem and I am making it my duty to bring these women down (if they are women) !! I am ready to learn how to do this correctly and bring down Christopher if possible.. I am also talking to one on Badoo that I have not went so far as an email yet. wanted to connect here first. These people have ruined my life and I am ready to ruin theirs!! Lots to Learn !!

Baiting Guru Joined: 27 Mar 2011 Posts: 21155

Welcome to the forum, sorry it is under this circumstance that we are meeting you here. First thing I think must be addressed is what you are trying to use to pull in your scammers here. If any single bit of it is factual, drop it like it stolen and run.

There are a couple of stickies at the top of Help, hints & tips, a wealth of information in eater university and the stickies in the top of the dating forum as well that can get you started on learning to bait safely.

Now that you have posted you can sign u for a mentor that can help you get through things and answer questions one on one. The link is in my sig.

There are rarely any real women at the other end of that communication and the person that took your money is a very personal thing for you and baiting him yourself should be avoided.

Have a good read about and hope to see you join in when you feel ready.

EDIT: You might be better off reporting your post to a mod (bottom right corner of your post) and asking them to move this to an appropriate part of the forum.

Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:41 pm

Hi TiredInTexas,

I am sorry you have been hurt by these "women". I joined the board in early August and just started baiting last week. Read, read, read. Learn the common dialect that they use and you will most likely find a scammer right away.

Be careful! That can't be stressed enough. The regulars here on this forum and extremely helpful, read their threads. You will be surprised on how much you can learn just from reading the posts. Eater U has a lot of great information, also.

Again, I am sorry for what has brought you here. I don't know the what happened, and I don't want to pry, but it's people like you who have been emotionally manipulated that I decided to join. I think the dating scams are the worst scams of all, for not just money being stolen, but the emotional toll it takes is just plain awful. We're here for you.

There is another forum besides here and Eater U, the Hints, tips and tricks forum is great for information and asking questions. Like NV said, get a mentor, too!

Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:54 pm

Hi tiredintexas and welcome to 419Eater. I am sorry to hear that you were scammed. Generally I would recommend that you visit our sister site scamwarners.com where we have a lot of good people who you can talk to about what happened.

If you want to bait lads then this is the right place to come. As others have said already, take your time, read lots ( then read some more), ask questions and start baiting when you are ready.

I am a little confused about this though

Quote:

I was scammed last year by Allan Wisdom, Leeds, England, and a Christopher Anthony Wallace of Dallas, Texas (Lagos, Nigeria) my brother is now having a problem and I am making it my duty to bring these women down (if they are women) !! I am ready to learn how to do this correctly and bring down Christopher if possible..

Its not too clear where you got these names from and I have to say that i don't think you will "bring down Christopher". You have absolutely no idea as to the real identity of the guys ( and they definitely were guys!!) who scammed you so it is not possible to take any action against them. There is lots of scammers out there running romance scams.

You need to think about what you are trying to achieve here. We bait lads to waste their time and money.

Posted: Fri Sep 20, 2013 1:27 am

I remember reading somewhere that Romance scamming had increased over 1000 percent due to it's rate of success. At one point they even had a facebook page boasting of their success.

could you perhaps get some of their emails and headers and post them here? I'm sure I'm not the only one who would like to show them a "good time" Wink