Baiting the Sick?

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Not quite a Newb Joined: 18 Oct 2011 Posts: 73

What's your take on this person? She is quite ill it seems. Embarassed

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Dear J@son Br1ght.

Thanks very much for your good response. Please assure me with your heart that you will do your best to save this transaction. Being truthful in all you do is good because truth set us free and leads us to success. I believe that it is the will of God that I chose you to be the beneficiary of my late husband inheritance, you should not neglect the vision of God in your life. So you should not be surprise to my proposal because God has already signed this transaction between you and me. I assure you that this transaction is true and 100% percent free risk.

I have made up my mind to give you this DONATION but you have to assure me that you will use this fund to help the less privilege. I strongly believe that you will never betray God immediately the fund is finally transferred into your nominated account. If you betray me you have betray God. Please utilize this fund very well and please be good to the poor and the less privilege. As we go on with this good transaction, I need your good prayers for God to save my life, I believe in God and I know very well that there is nothing God cannot do. It is true that my doctor said that I have no life again as he said that I have a very shot time to stay and I have a surgery operation coming up next week. Please put me in your prayers.

Please I need to hear from you again that you must put in your good best to save this transaction and use it very well as you will show good treatment to the poor and the less privilege. My late husband attorney is ready to help us as regard to the document that will be in your name from the court for the transfer of the $22 million to your account. I need to be sure of you and I need a good promise from you and please I am very sorry that I will not be able to call you on phone or receive your phone calls because my health , my doctor will not allow me to receive any phone call.

I attach my hospital picture to you where I am with my doctors and the other attachment is the deposit certificate of the $22 million. Get back to me with your good promise that you will save this transaction and I will make sure my family attorney contact you and guide you to the success of this $22 million to your account. God will see you through in all you do as you save this transaction. My family attorney , Barrister Edward Cole will contact you. From Barrister Edward Cole verification, i will have to pay 11,000.00 British pounds to the British court probate registry to get the documents approve in your name for the transfer of this $22 million to your account.

I have 12,000.00 pounds left in my personal account and with it i will be able to pay for the approval of the documents in your name, but please you have to assure me that you will put in your good best to save this transaction , because as it stands now, i have no life. again. My family attorney Edward Cole will contact you because i have forwarded your mail to him.

May God bless you for your kindness. My family attorney. Barrister Edw@rd C0le will contact you, please work with him to save this $22 million transaction.

Mrs. C. Sul@k

She offered this as proof:

Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 2:21 pm

Standard 'sick woman' scam. The photos are stolen from the Internet.

It is just a normal lad, so bait away with vengance.

Not quite a Newb Joined: 18 Oct 2011 Posts: 73

I figured as much.

I don't see how someone with $22 million would need me to get to their spouce's money. Surely, they would figure that out! Not to mention the picture of her in a hospital is messed up. She is in a dress not a gown. No IVs or anything.... Not real convincing!

Also, nobody deposits $22 million into a regular bank account, and when you do you don't get an elaborate deposit certificate. you get a silly receipt. Rolling Eyes

I wrote back:

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Mrs. Sul@k,

Sorry to hear that you may be passing soon. There is clearly nothing God cannot do, and I would never betray the Lord Most High.

Let us pray that Jesus will save you... (you have to believe unto him and ask for his forgiveness of your sins & repent.) Do you believe Jesus died for your sins? Do you believe he was crucified as the sacrificial lamb of God? and Do you believe Jesus rose from the dead?

John 3:16-17 (NIV):
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.

Thanks for your assurances this transaction will be 100% risk free. Please explain more, but please understand I am religious but also cautious. Also, please provide me with some hospital paperwork with ANY of these: diagnosis, room assignment, insurance statement of benefits, medical bill, or even a Doctor's note. I will need something like this to put me at ease before we can proceed further.

Thank you

-J@son Br1ght

I kind of feel bad using God's Name, but I guess it isn't in vain. She really does need to repent from scamming people and ask forgiveness from this sin!

Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 2:47 pm

Ask for the name of the hospital she's being treated at so you can send a get well card.

You can have fun with that infors later when you send the fees direct her, hidden in a basket of fruit along with a bundle of money for life saving drugs. Be warned, it usually tips them over the edge. Wink

Elite Baiter Joined: 19 Jan 2009 Posts: 1440

Usual, boring "Dying widow" scam. What's her disease of choice? Cancer? Stroke "problem" (which "borders" her more than the cancer)?

Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 6:20 pm

On "sick" woman/man scams, I also try to get their doctor's name and email addy. Sometimes it takes them a couple days to come up with that.

Or ask if you can send your trusted physician to her for a consultation or offer to send her to a special hospital that treats his/her disease.

But I only add those layers in when "the time is right".

@Captain I like the card idea. I also do that.

Master of Master Baiters Joined: 23 Mar 2006 Posts: 669

Be sure to let her know that there is always hope to survive! Just last year you, too, were stricken with a supposedly terminal case of "cancer of the stool", but following a steadfast regimen of lengthy sitting sessions you were miraculously cured of the ailment and have been in great health ever since!

Not quite a Newb Joined: 18 Oct 2011 Posts: 73

Keep them comming.

Obviously, I need her doctor's name and hospital, so I can send gifts.

I like the idea of sending my trusted Physician... I will try and work that in. Twisted Evil

Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 8:11 pm

jbirky wrote:

I like the idea of sending my trusted Physician..

Not too soon with that. Guaranteed to kill off the patient. Laughing

Suggest some aggressive treatments and therapies though, as they have nothing to lose.

Not quite a Newb Joined: 18 Oct 2011 Posts: 73

Absolutely not...

Got to keep the patient alive to suffer some lad pain.

Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 12:42 am

^^^ I usually wait several weeks to work in a consulting physician, but you have to have a feel for when the "time is right" as I said above.

Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 11:53 am

I tried to get a cancer widow to have a tattoo to join my church, I'm sure she could've got the nurse to do it. She wasn't very keen.

Nice how they have internet access from their sickbeds though.

Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 12:10 pm

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Ask for the name of the hospital she's being treated at so you can send a get well card.

Just a thought... if done convincingly enough, does this have safari potential?

"I sent the money hidden in a fruit basket to that hospital in your name. It should arrive tomorrow."

- Cue lad frantically trying to get to the hospital before his money is discovered and disappears...

@jbirky - as B8er has said, dying widow lads usually send you stolen pictures of actual patients. For that alone they deserve all the pain you can put them through.

Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 1:30 pm

Found my Morris Lads from a dying woman scam, mighty oaks from little acorns grow. Wink

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:39 pm

Yup. I have been baiting this lad who says he is on his death bed wanting to give me all his money so I can help sick people. I ask for photos and he sends me this. Nothing is off limits for these clowns.

Admin edit. I've removed the photo. We don't need pictures of ITPs who are genuinely ill and we've seen them all before anyway - Slightly.

Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:19 pm

These lads are quite "special" and need to be baited harshly as well as either getting them to die, have one of your characters die as a result of this lad's incompetence and then chop his dollar several times.

Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 2:54 am

My reply to a dying Mrs. Gates

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Dear Mrs. Gates
I am delighted to hear of your condition, and hope that you die soon.
What can I do for you?

Her answer:

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My Dear Beloved xxxxxxxx,
Thanks for your mail and acceptance to assist me in executing this project
This has being my dream to help others.
I want to let you know that I did not only have your information by my power but with direction of almighty God who is my instructor in all I do. I understand you may be skeptical because it is strange to got this kind of email from a total stranger and considering scams going on everywhere, but know that God has directed me to your side because he knows you won't let me down in any way.

Fish. Barrel. Bang.

Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 4:22 am

I was baiting one woman who was dying any day with cancer. Then her doctor started writing to me. The woman was supposedly in the UAE.

For weeks the doctor and I exchanged emails regarding if her Christian faith was being followed and did she have a chaplain.

Then he got persistent. So I volunteered to send my physician. Well, I was a Princess so I had the $$$.

Then I wanted to call the doctor but he put me off saying he was not always near a phone. A doctor not near a phone? What did he do for emergencies.

During all this he insisted her death was imminent and they needed to make me the NOK.

This went on for 6 months while she was dying any day.

Enough! I had enough. So I wrote and asked if she was dead yet? That she should have died 4 months ago.

The lad continued right on, wanting me to sign documents, etc. (which I never did) But for 6 months we wasted a lot of his time daily.

I finally got his phone number but was told to only call during certain hours.

I had visions of trying to stretch this out to a year (sandtimer) and then I could declare she was cured, that she was in remission and did not die when she was supposed to. But I got bored with "sick" baits and left the lad dangling.

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 4:29 am

I once suggested that the dying woman had ostriopliosis and suggested a treatment with fresney, athelas, and buitach.

Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 5:50 am

@ Boxman,

I got a photo of the same guy (accessing a laptop with a drip plugged into him), about six months ago. Good to see he survived Smile

Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 9:28 pm

internationalchrysis wrote:

@ Boxman,

I got a photo of the same guy (accessing a laptop with a drip plugged into him), about six months ago. Good to see he survived Smile

Yes I got that photo as well, but decided to share this (which has now been removed by admin, oh well). It is nice to see he is doing well, though I doubt that was really him Smile

I am actually still baiting this guy and he has gotten his lawyer involved as well. I think he told me 6 months to live and we have been going back and forth for about a month. Will see how long I can keep him on the line..

Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2011 11:57 pm

This just in:

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I am deaf from Singapore, .I was married to late from United Kingdom , who worked with Shell Development Company in London for Twenty-Six years before he died, In the year 2005 after a brief illness that lasted for only five days. When my late husband was alive he deposited the sum of US$10.5 M in a firm here. Following my ill health(Cancer of the Lungs), my Doctor told me that I may not live longer than required due to my health condition

How long is this person required to live, I ask myself.

Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2011 2:21 pm

thomas-the-tank wrote:

How long is this person required to live, I ask myself.

Long enough to receive the money you are about to send? Then the lad can let her die and find another sick soul.