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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 18 Jan 2018 Posts: 2

Context : It's clear to me that there is a bit of confusion on the goal/intentions. Herr Arkady Ivanoff and Herr Kommandant are fictional characters designed to bait the lad. The way the post was written was to remain in character if ever the lad were to stumble upon this post, but I guess it doesn't like that here. This is not a scam nor a cash bait. My character was told via email that he won $3 million and my bait simply intends to hold them to account throughout I doubt I'll ever see a penny. We just want to -removed the twitter tag you keep plugging. your post is starting to look spammy... this is a warning -Padme

We are qualitative baiters that see scambaiting as an exciting and epic adventure, hence the extravangant storyline. We tend to tie in events that will happen to sakawa into our story. So example, I reported one of their bank accounts and claim that Herr Kommandant filed a petition in court to freeze and seize their account, so we are just twisting some likely event to our advantage.

Characters
Me : Herr Arkady Ivanoff, Herr Kommandant
Lad : Sharon Gelant

So Mr. Arkady Ivanoff, a Russian Billionaire oligarch received an email from Sharon Gelant (lad) of Payment Processing Center. The email states that he recently won $3 million for being a loyal user of the internet. Mrs. Sharon Gelant of Payment Processing Center is the assigned claim agent ([email protected]). Mrs. Gelant wants $750.00 USD processing fee, not a problem for a savvy Russian businessman who knows a good deal when he sees one.

Mr. Ivanoff calls Mrs. Gelant to inform her that he is headed to Johannesburg, South Africa soon for business and expects to meet her at his hotel, the Four Seasons Hotel Westcliff with a suitcase with $3 million in USD and he will hand her $750.00 USD in a brown enveloppe for the legal fees. Mrs. Gelant cancelled the lottery and tells Mr. Ivanoff he is no longer the winner.

Insulted, Mr. Ivanoff contracts Herr Kommandant of The Kommandant Group of Qara Oasis in Egypt (near an active WWII mine site known as the Devil's Garden if Mrs. Gelant ever wanted to deliver the money).

Herr Kommandant is an international private military contractor and a money release negociator. Mr. Ivanoff is serious about collecting the $3 million as promised.

As professionals that don't take people by surprise, we advise Mrs. Gelant that Mr. Ivanoff has contracted the Kommandant Group, the local Clique Mob (removed reference to bait on another baiting site - I have no idea if they want their bait showing up in search results here, and we do not allow linking, or overtly pointing to other sites here - Padme) and Governor to help collect the money. We advise her that we will be freezing and seizing her bank accounts (which hopefully will happen soon after reporting them) and we will be calling her after Herr Kommandant lands in Johannesburg to have a sit down at the Hotel Westcliff at 4:00 pm sharp for afternoon tea.

Usually Mrs. Gelant picks up her phone eagerly only wanting to know what the MTCN is and to email it to her, and now she doesn't even pick up her phone. So I am asking y'all to help Mr. Ivanoff collect his money.

We can all make a difference and help Herr Ivanoff collect the $3 million if we pressure Frau Gelant to honor the terms of the email. We are of the opinion that if this went to court, the court would rule in Herr Ivanoff's favor.

Share this injustice with friends and family, and mobilize them to take action and insist that they honor what they promised. Not simply for Herr Ivanoff but for anyone that has sent money via Western Union or Moneygram expecting to collect their reward for being loyal users of the internet.

Take action by calling Frau Gelant removed yet another link/plug for a website. -Padme

Herr Kommandant thanks you all in advance for your help and support, and together let's make history by seeing the first $3 million payout from a mugu!

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Sharon Gelant's Contact Information

+27-71-766-3936
+27-83-629-3606
+27-86-232-6692 (fax)
[email protected]

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 12:27 pm

That has got to be one of the worst suggestions ever posted here - either that, or a very clumsy and not very funny joke.

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 1:24 pm

Kommandant - Welcome to eater. Please take some time to get familiar with the site and also read our rules/FAQ. You'll notice I edited your post for reasons I stated within the post.

As for this bait, I honestly have no idea what you're trying to do here. Some kind of cash baiting? That is strictly against our site rules, which I encourage you to read here, https://forum.419eater.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=237673

As for the lad, anyone who wants to bait this lad, can simply check out their format posted on scamwarners:

Quote:

Reply-to: [email protected]
Tel. No.: +27867258357

Dear winner,

We wish to notify you that your email address was generated during the Springbok Casino Online Promotion Held in South Africa and has won you the sum $3,000.000.00 (Three Million United States Dollars) cash from Springbok Casino Online Promotion.
Your Email Address was Attached to Reference Number : SB201700453ZA.This is an Email Internet Program were winner were randomly selected from U.S.A, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Australia and Asia and Africa Continent through Computer Draw System and extracted from over 322,000 Email Addresses from Unions, Association and Corporate Bodies listed online.
To Claim your Prize Contact: Mrs Sharon Gelant (Tel) :+27-86-725-8357 Email: [email protected] for Payment Process.
Your winning reference No: SB201700453ZA. Kindly email us the below details for your payment.

Full Names:
Sex:
City:
Country:
Direct Mobile Number:
Age:
Occupation
Email:
Reference No:
Note: if ever you are under 18, you will be automatically disqualified unless you provide us with the information of someone who is above.

This Program is Sponsored and Supported by South African Lotto Authority.

Congratulations'' once again from all our Staff and thank you for being part of our Promotions Program
Yours Truly,
Promotion Manager
Springbok Casino Team South Africa

Baiting Guru Joined: 10 Oct 2010 Posts: 3877

clearly a scam. the correct term is "united state dollar", since it is a state that is united. Wink

usually they want to get a local "barista" to be a local representation... that means fees... and they don't expect people to hop into a plane to go to SA.

a way to proceed: tell him, you have to stay at home (as an oligarch, you obviously have to meet with putin, and from there on you can cause a lot of troubles.

Wink

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 2:27 pm

Our rules clearly state

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Do not post email addresses, profile links, or phone numbers without sourcing them to a scam mail, fake site, or other verifiable evidence of scamming

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 2:33 pm

^The first Google hit for Sharon Gelant is Scamwarners.

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 2:46 pm

Kommandant wrote:

let's make history by seeing the first $3 million payout from a mugu!

You do realise that the money doesn't actually exist don't you? Actually, if the below is any indication of your intelligence level, you probably don't.

Kommandant wrote:

mail a box of doo doo

I'd suggest reading the rules that Padme linked to, or your stay here may be a short one.

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 3:07 pm

Kommandant wrote:

We are qualitative baiters that see scambaiting as an exciting and epic adventure,

I don't know who "we" is however I have removed no less than three (it may be four) links which you've included and a twitter tag you included again after I removed it the first time.

If you are here to bait lads, by all means read the FAQ and welcome, however if you are here to plug another baiting-site, website for your baiting modality (which is against the rules), whatever you've got going on twitter, etc., this is not the place.

If I need to edit one of your posts in this thread again, I'll simply remove it and make things easier. Sorry to come off as harsh, however, being experienced in the Internet you should know it's bad form to join a forum and immediately post a bunch of links.

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 4:01 pm

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We can all make a difference and help Herr Ivanoff collect the $3 million if we pressure Frau Gelant to honor the terms of the email. We are of the opinion that if this went to court, the court would rule in Herr Ivanoff's favor.

I'm confused. Are you asking for a mass bait on this lad, or do you actually think that it is possible to pressure them to pay non existent cash? Rolling Eyes

Hello I'm New here! Joined: 18 Jan 2018 Posts: 2

Removed full quote of the previous post. For ease of reading, there's no need to do that. On a side note, I'm always interested in those that refer to themselves in the third person. bw

Obviously it's extremely unlikely to collect the prize, I was being sarcastic. The intend of the post was to give readers some context on the bait so far.

The intend of the Herr Kommandant character is for it to become the boogeyman of sakawa. I want scammers to get ASMR when they hear the name Herr Kommandant, the evil German sakawa hunter.

To achieve this, every lad I go after need to experience a more extreme form of scam baiting where they get called 24/7 non stop to a point that they dont want to be sakawa and that it serves as a warning to other sakawa.

The approach is similar to the time Elizabeth Warren tweeted to Donald Trump to close his Twitter account and everyone started tweeting to him to close his account.

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 4:58 pm

Ok, but I would change the wording from 'extremely unlikely', to 'absolutely impossible' Laughing

Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 6:23 pm

Kommandant wrote:

Obviously it's <strike>extremely unlikely</strike> impossible to collect the prize that doesn't exist.

Fixed that.

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a more extreme form of scam baiting where they get called 24/7 non stop to a point that they dont want to be sakawa and that it serves as a warning to other sakawa.

So, when those phone numbers are tied to a report at scamwarners that a victim could search, you just screw that up? How difficult is it to turn off a phone? To change a phone's number?

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The approach is similar to the time Elizabeth Warren tweeted to Donald Trump to close his Twitter account and everyone started tweeting to him to close his account.

Didn't seem to be too effective. And, if we want to get political, I can lock the thread now, if needed.

Edited to fix tags.

Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2018 1:09 am

Hey buddy, if you're requesting a massbait, then you should follow the rules

If you're a troll, please go somewhere else

Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2018 1:45 am

No, I'll lock it now. He is asking for things that are against our rules. There is nothing else to be said.

@OP you are welcomed here as long as you don't break the rules. If you want what you are asking for, you should leave. You won't get it here so why waste our time and yours. I don't like it when users sign up whit disposable addy's, more so when those addy's contain slurs against someone's race, creed, religion, or sexual orientation. We don't phone bomb or sent shit to lads. Your Twitter idea would only make the lad abandom his addy and we don't shut down addy's here.

My instinct is to simply get rid of you but I believe in second chances. I do not believe in thirds. You are walking on a very fine line. I strongly suggest you read our rules before posting again.

@everyone else. Give him a chance before assuming or calling him out as a troll. We're a nice forum with wecoming members.

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