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Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 1:51 pm

Hey psychicbait

Thanks, I think scammer St3lla really ran out of money. I haven't heard back from her.

And I haven't heard from S4ni or R0se from yesterday, I have no idea what happened to them ?

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 3:18 pm

You're a great travel agent Seamless. I've found that answering back only once a day or less really pins down the lad. On the road he has nothing else to do but to constantly check his email and it costs him money every time. After a few days in I felt sorry for my lad and started sending him blurry fake MoneyGram forms. Just something for him to live on while he was waiting. Laughing

I only wrote to my WIMPed lad once every three days during his second safari. He's still on the hook and I plan on sending him down the road for a third time.

Edit to add: BRUIN!'s modality works so well that instead of just book marking this thread, a budding travel agent should simply cut and paste the text of the messages into a draft folder of their baiting email. Get your scammer off his script, get to know him a little and then WIMP him.

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 3:29 pm

Hi Connie L. Gus

I Just got this from St3lla

Dear Mark

Well am stranded and dont knows whats to do.All because i did not wants to desapoint you.But look at it now.I did not have anything with me apart from writing and i have little time on it.What did you wants me to do now because i did not knows anybody here also lark of money.

Whats did you thing i should do now.

Am confused i mean totaly confused.Can you tell me whats to do.Because i dont knows again.You ask if am sure to be here in ghana accra today been tuesday and i responded yes.

Please you need to look for a solution.If you is realy with me and trusted just like i do before i came here for you.Please provide a place for me to sleep even if it 50dollars send it to me now i can still pick it under an hour.this is almost 3pm here.Do what you can to make sure i did not sleep outside because it very risk.And i knows how risk it is when coming on the way.That is the reason why you did not hear from me untill i get to ghana do something for i have confidence in you and only you i came here for.I did not knows anybody at all.Even if it does not work out today but the love and secure you gave to me today will make me believe you more.But i will not be haapy if i sleep outside today because of you.And if anythinmg happen to me again it still because of you.Please do it then we can continue tomorrow. Even money to feed myself tonigh i did not have.Am just like a mad girl on the street working around.How could this happen to me when i hope you is with me.Show it to me now.

Regard.
St3lla

I know that this person would have taken me for eveything she could get if I had falllen for her scam. But this last mail kind of gets to me.

I just went back and looked at her first scam mail to me and now I feel better.

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 4:40 pm

Personally I feel bad that this particular scammer isn't in prison. (yet.) By making her waste all this time you might well have saved some sweet old lady from losing her savings. (Thanks!)

I also can't believe she would have the audacity to ask you for $50 when her incompetence has nearly ruined this entire operation and put you in grave danger of being apprehended by the authorities.

I'd say she better prove that she's serious about this whole thing and get back on the road pronto!

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 6:16 pm

There is nothing quite like reading the words "am stranded" from a scammer.
(' Wink

')

If your lass is in Accra, this bank has treated scammers poorly in the past.

Paste the address into a MoneyGram receipt and tell your friend that it can only be picked up there by talking directly with the manager.

Prudential Bank
8 Nima Avenue, Ring Road Central PMB
Makola Market GPO, Accra, Ghana

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 6:39 pm

@Connie L. Gus

She hasn't written back, I sent her mail, but no answer. Maybe she did run out of money.

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 7:13 pm

Seamless- How many mugus do you have on safari at once? S4ni, St3lla and who else?

Bruin

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2010 7:20 pm

Hey BRUIN

I haven't heard from S4ni or R0se in awhile, Don't know where they are ? St3lla claims to be out of money and stranded in Accra.

Posted: Wed Feb 17, 2010 9:14 pm

Finale

Cote D'Ivoire Scammer St3ll4 J0nta is still stranded in Acrra, Ghana today. Seems she had to spend the night in a Parking Garage with nothing to eat. And according to her ‘had never had to indur that in her whole live’. She is going to go the Cote D'Ivoire Embassy in Acrra,Ghana to see if they can they can help her get back home.

She still can’t understand how when she followed “Marks’ directions she ‘went all this way and nothing to come of it’. She will mail Mark later when she gets home. She hasn't heard from Mark since yesterday at 2 PM. She is trying to figure out how to payback the money she borrowed for the trip to Ghana.

When she does try to mail Mark, her mail will bounce. It seems that WU Fraudstar ‘Mark’ has been fired from WU and arrested and his email account seized and shutdown by the police. Luckily Mark had wiped his email account of any wrong doing.

But this is not the end for St3ll4. After she makes her way home, she will be contacted by Ryan Bains from the WU Fraud Investigation Unit, who has been assigned to find out how this attempted fraud could have happened. It seems he found St3ll4’s e-mail address on a slip of paper in Mark's desk.

But that is another story

Posted: Wed Feb 17, 2010 9:28 pm

Seamless- I am waiting with "baited" breath for the next round!! Good luck!

Bruin

Posted: Wed Feb 17, 2010 10:08 pm

Fine work!

With all those emails erased it seems St3ll4 might be the only one who could provide testimony in Mark's upcoming trial. Clearly it would be well worth flying her over to the States for this.

I'm sure she could take care of the travel arrangements if the funds were sent to her. Twisted Evil

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 5:23 am

Great work Seamless.

I'm sure that it is time to have some 'Good News' for your lads...

Quote:

The auditors were only doing a final check on your work. You have been promoted/reassigned/relocated. All that worry for nothing! Alas your territory no longer includes Ghana/Togo/Mali (or wherever your lad happens to be), the good news is that you now have access to larger orphan accounts that you did not know existed before...

And on it goes

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 8:31 am

Well played, seamless!
Thanks for posting this up.

Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2010 4:58 pm

Yeah Seamless!