Safari Success! Mugu Streded! BAITER HELP NEEDED P.3

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Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 5:57 pm

I hereby claim another pith helmet.

With strategic assistance from Bolleboos, without whose skillful aid none of this would have been possible!

Ms Jessica (whose real name is Emmanuel) was the recipient of a WIMP bait. Intrigued by the potential of limitless MTCN's, Jessica traveled as follows:

Original IP address: 41.184.32.74 (Lagos)

Present IP address: 41.218.246.116 (Ghana)

Here is his/her/its most recent appeal for assistance (emphasis supplied):

Quote:

Hello mark, how are you and how is work, received your mail and please i am already here now in Ghana and stranded, i already exhausted all the money on me and even in calling you, cos its so very expensive, i went on inquiries at western union today and they wouldnt accept my ID since i am not from Ghana,its a driving licence i have.

But send the Mtcn's to the both informations below. they are both my friends and i stay with them, They can collect as more and more MTCN's on my behalf and give to me. Then i will send your half, but please do this as fast and activate all of them immediately as you send, you can send to each names below 10MTCN's for each with their info. and amount sent for each.

Thanks. Would call you on phone.

Name: Y*w Simon Ny*rko
Country: Ghana

Name: *kume Benj*min
Country: Ghana

Yours Brother
Emmanuel

I shall, of course, be promptly sending him additional MTCN's!

Bruin

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 6:02 pm

Congratz, Bruin! Always nice to see a lad stranded. Laughing

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 6:11 pm

I have now broken the tragic news to the mugu that there is a surprise audit going on at Western Union. I won't be able to manipulate any MTCN's until they leave. Sadly, this is Friday. . . I won't be able to do anything until Monday. Oh, well, I hope he can hold on a few days.

Bruin

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 7:04 pm

Congrats Bruin! Let us all take a minute to metaphorically point and laugh at the poor lad.

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 7:12 pm

Wonderful news, hope he enjoys his weekend while awaiting the WU. clapping

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 7:54 pm

Here's to stredded lads! beers!

Great work Bruin and Booleboos!

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 7:57 pm

The mugu still clings to hope:

Quote:

Hello Bro,
whats happening and how is work? i can understand the situation of things over there. but all the same things aint easy for me over here one bit, and in Ghana you know how it is when u aint gat money and you are in a foreign land. so i hope you try to do your best and as fast as you can. cos your brother is running out of control right here, i cant even call you cos i aint gat money, we can do this and make money together as planned cos i'm ready to this with one mind and one blood. trusting you bro. dont let me down.

Hopeing on your positive reply and dont forget again, this are the names to send below.
Name: Y*w Simon Ny*rko
Country: Ghana

Name: *kume Benjamin
Country: Ghana

Yours Brother
Emmanuel

Don't you just hate being stuck in Ghana when you aint gat money? I hope I don't forget again....

Bruin

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 10:35 pm

Nice work Bruin!

And no, I don't know what it's like stredded in Ghana, gonna need your lad to describe it in a lot of detail Laughing

Wannabe Baiter Joined: 24 Nov 2008 Posts: 80

Great job. It's too bad your lad doesn't appreciate the hard work you put into letting him have a nice relaxing weekend in Ghana. How ungrateful.

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 11:19 pm

Booleboos can't come to the forum right now, he's away doing something a lot less interesting. I'm sure he'll be back shortly, does he get a pith helmet as well? he's spoken to me about doing the phone work so is that enough?

While your lad is there (where abouts exactly, not Accra by any chance?) and, bearing in mind he's not from those parts he is unlikely to know what is possible to happen to him if he goes to the Prudential Bank WU branch? Makola Market (?) (there's a recent thread about this.) could you try to get him to go to that particular branch?

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 1:48 am

I WIMP'ed my lad to the Prudential Bank twice. I sent him there once with just numbers and the second time with a very fake form. He says they gave him a really hard time and he did not enjoy being interrogated in a backroom. One thing I did to expand on your modality was to require my lad to give me the exact coordinates of 10 WU offices. I almost fell out of my chair when my lad sent me the address for the Prudential Bank.

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 3:17 am

Wait till your Lad hasn't had a shower for a few days, and then send him to Prudential Bank at Makola.

With a bit of luck, they'll give him a record ass-kicking -- they seem to enjoy doing it. Very Happy

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 3:45 am

>>applauding quietly<<

BRUIN you were the one that gave me (and a few of my shady friends) inspiration to grab the money with the WIMP modality. I tip my hat to you sir.

CL Gus, absolutely brilliant and I am going to officially borrow that suggestion of co-ordinates with my next cheatin' WIMP friend..

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 11:29 am

Well done!!! Thumbs up

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 11:57 am

Well done, Bruin and Booleboos. Nothing like giving a lad a nice holiday in another country and he becomes streded there Twisted Evil

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Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 12:32 pm

Inspector Gadget wrote:

he's spoken to me about doing the phone work so is that enough?

I've spoken to Emanuel a couple of times (3 or 4?). Bruin has the recordings. (Feel free to post them, altho they're not particularly funny.) Telling him "I need to know when you're there and when you're ready, so I can do the activation. Yes. Send me the receiver's name. Yes, I can enter that into the system. No, I can not do that from home, only from the office. No, I am not there right now, I will get back to the office this afternoon...."

I guess the most important thing was to answer the phone, recognize his name, and know about our 'project'. Somehow phone is waaay more convincing than email. Smile

The call where he told me "I am in Ghana right now" came from his Nigerian mobile, but Bruin could confirm by IP address.

I wasn't too surprised that he went, as he sounded serious and eager. However, I was surprised that he got stredded so quickly. I somehow got the feeling that he would make better arrangements for himself. (Sometimes it's nice to be wrong.)

I added a pith, and credited Bruin, and acknowledge that I provided phone help.

The thing that makes it extra expensive for him, is that he still pays for listening to ringing indication even when I don't pick up the hand set. Very Happy

One night he called almost 20x! At 2AM, at 3AM, at 3:30, at 4, at 5, at 8 ... he didn't sleep that night. I did. I switched my phone to silent.

Do lads typically pre-paid / pay-as-you-go plans, or monthly phone bills?

If he call's again I will tell him I can do the activation monday night (my time) so he can pick them up tuesday morning (his time). Of course at that hour I will be sleeping and not answering the phone.

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 2:41 pm

Bolleboos - I do not know about who the mugu pays for his phone but, however he does it, he is now flat broke.

The Makola Market sounds fun! I shall invite Emanuel to visit it on Monday. (for the rest of the weekend, I am just going to let him enjoy the sights, and take in the local culture, in Ghana).

Bruin

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 2:45 pm

Ahhh, every Nigerian lad should get to experience the Prudential Bank. Laughing

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 3:31 pm

Great work!

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 5:55 pm

BRUIN wrote:

I am just going to let him enjoy the sights, and take in the local culture, in Ghana).

Bruin

I wonder how accommodating the local culture is to a Nigerian criminal who begins to draw attention to himself.

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 11:52 pm

Yay for you guys!

Am I right in thinking that branch of the Prudential Bank is the one where we've had genuine, verifiable arrests in the past? A shield would set that pith helmet off nicely Wink

Juan's stalker Joined: 28 Aug 2008 Posts: 1423

Congrats Bruin! You work your modality very well. Very Happy

I really really like this line from stredded lad.

stredded whiny lad wrote:

trusting you bro. don't let me down.

He will be so let down , just like his victims he has trusting him.
Good Job Bruin and Bolleboos. Thumbs up

I too would love to hear about how awful it is there being stredded and all.
I hope it really sucks. Wink

Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 5:26 am

YOU GO BRUIN! clapping

Sis, where did you get those shoes? Surprised

Sorry for the BUMP. Smile

Baiting Guru Joined: 11 May 2004 Posts: 2163

Quote:

i went on inquiries at western union today and they wouldnt accept my ID since i am not from Ghana,its a driving licence i have

How did he cross the borders without a passport? he is lying about the WU part, or he illegaly crossed the borders Smile

Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 2:24 pm

Do you need a passport to travel fron Nigeria to Ghana, or is any photo ID ok? (Inside the "West African Union" if there is such a thing..)

Either way, I would think that this photo ID would be good enough for WU as well then.

If he calls I will tell him that I will do it monday morning if I get the chance (which I won't), and otherwise monday evening. (east coast time)

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