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  1. 12th February 2010 #1
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    You can have a lot of fun with these guys

    Just open a couple of email addresses that are in no way traceable to you fstmail or gmail in a couple of amusing names and reply with a one liner "thats interesting tell me more"

    the aim is to get them off there prepared scripts

    you take the part of willing but incompatent victim who is always just about to pay but something goes wrong the office was shut there are some anti money laundering forms to be filled in by the scammer etc

    one of my caractures finally arrived in burkino faso after a 100 email exchange several failed payment attepts with $23000 dollars but was last seen being taken by a taxi to western union by the exchange students he was with never to be seen again br

    It can be developed into an art form some of the top baiters get there scammer to travel hundreds of miles sometimes througfh war zones in pursuit of the pay off
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  2. 12th February 2010 #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by keithAngel View Post
    It can be developed into an art form some of the top baiters get there scammer to travel hundreds of miles sometimes througfh war zones in pursuit of the pay off
    some have even managed to scam the scammers and get products or even money from them

  3. 12th February 2010 #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    some have even managed to scam the scammers and get products or even money from them
    I read one of those stories recently. It was only for $3, but it was hilarious as the baiter had the scammer calling him "father" towards the end. Amazing how dumb these people turn out to be once theyve got beyond their template emails and have to write in their own words.

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    Quote Originally Posted by triple5 View Post
    Amazing how dumb these people turn out to be once theyve got beyond their template emails and have to write in their own words.
    Yeah ... and as I've mentioned before on here, these scammers almost invariably give themselves away by prefixing their names with Mr ... as in THIS particular case - Mr Benson Edward. Never fails!

    As any self-respecting business correspondent is aware, this sort of practice is "bad form" ... and "just not the done thing"!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    Yeah ... and as I've mentioned before on here, these scammers almost invariably give themselves away by prefixing their names with Mr ... as in THIS particular case - Mr Benson Edward. Never fails!

    As any self-respecting business correspondent is aware, this sort of practice is "bad form" ... and "just not the done thing"!
    I guess a 15yr old nigerian kid wouldn't know that

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