Scammers posing as members of the US Military

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Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 2:34 pm

Do me a favor... If you're in Iraq, and you should happen to find any of Saddam Hussein's stash of loot, feel free to shoot me an e-mail.

Seriously... thanks for your service to our country, and come home safe.

Master Baiter Joined: 07 Dec 2008 Posts: 186

Naay thats just what I told the scammer. I've been out of the military since '95 and outta the reserves since 2001.

Master Baiter Joined: 07 Dec 2008 Posts: 186

I think if I play this right I can get the good Captain to go to Djibouti.

Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 4:11 pm

^^^ I'd bet good money against that. Not that it's impossible, just improbable.

Think about his situation: He's sitting in some net cafe somewhere, he has a few replies from real victims who believed his story. It looks like they're going to pay. He also has your emails and they're asking him to go across to East Africa (chances are he'll be a West African, but let's not get too stereotyped here... wherever he is, I'd guess he's not anywhere near Djibouti). He has to choose: continue sitting on his chair and occasionally go to the nearest Western Union, or travel to East Africa?

You have to make your offer so amazing, so certain, and so much more attractive than the other people he is dealing with.

Master Baiter Joined: 07 Dec 2008 Posts: 186

Maybe yes or maybe no. I've told him I have a defense contractor backing me. I can bring the money whereever I want becasue nobody searches me. heehe.
He's asked me for a scan of my identification. I sent him an empty file and have now asked him to do the same. If he doesn't I have threatened
to report him to the "office of internatl affairs". Lets see what he coughs up. It could be worth a laugh.

Not quite a Newb Joined: 12 Nov 2008 Posts: 22

Hmm, this may not be the same guy...he gave me an ID already. Which was hilariously stupid. I guess you can't really make out the 'US Army" on the guys uniform in the picture, but you can definitely tell that it's an Army uniform, and not a USMC uniform...not to mention how he typed 'US Army" on the "card" under US Marines.

Master Baiter Joined: 07 Dec 2008 Posts: 186

This jackass wants me to "ring hispartner in the uk" so I told him that if he doesnt cough up his id card I am not gonna deal with him. After all CSM D1ck J4ckm4n doesnt have time for that kind of sh*t. hehehe.
I like how it says "leaders guide" on his ID card.

Master Baiter Joined: 07 Dec 2008 Posts: 186

Here's the number the captain gave me for his partner. Anyone with Skpe or whatever want to make his life a living hell?

Then talk to my partner in the UK he will receive your call confirm
your status then send me a mail in iraq to continue the transaction
call him on +447045719448

Give him a call because he said I dont" sound like a real american". ahahahhaa. You don't wanna know what I said to him before I hung up.

Hello I'm New here! Joined: 11 Dec 2008 Posts: 1

I'm working on one of these guys right now. Sgt. Henry Scot.

He can't call me (my fake voicemail) because he says his lines are being monitored. It's because he's in Iraq. Which is funny, because his IP is coming from Spain. What a coincidence that he wants me to meet his 'courier' in Spain. He has ten million dollars in cash to give me, that he got from raiding Saddam Hussien's place. I asked him to donate $50 to charity for me, and he's not moving too quickly... I hope he finds the money somewhere.
Very Happy

Master Baiter Joined: 07 Dec 2008 Posts: 186

It couldnt be that I called his "UK connection" and gave him agood once over that couldnt be confused for anything but American. I think I should publish Captain Scott's number on all the scambaiter sites just for the hell of it. I wish I had a skype phone...

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