I just "accidentally" sent this to about 200 lads

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Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 7:16 am

...adding yet another entry to the list of things I've got to try...

clapping

Y'all are some seriously sick and twisted sadistic people on this board. I hope I can live up to the standard.

Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 8:45 am

@Y W who's been a naughty boy then?? --Bloody brilliant!! love it, top marks , now if you had used the name charles soludo you would get about 5,000 replies Laughing

nice one Big Al Laughing

Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 6:58 pm

I think that the Moneygram out there in Abuja will have to put a sign on their door to let all these guys know that there is no transfer.

A picture of that would be priceless!

Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 7:02 pm

Yea-

I just explained this bait to my girlfriend and she just gave me a REALLY fun idea. Before sending out a mob like that, it would be really fun to "prepare" a lad and bait him into thinking that someone else is after his money so you're going to send out fake payment info...and then get him to stay outside of the MG office and TAKE PICTURES of everyone who shows up to pick up the fake payment!!!

especially if you say in your email thank you're going to sent it an noon local time and withdraw it at 1 if it hasn't been picked up.

Laughing

she's so devious sometimes.

Not quite a Newb Joined: 15 Feb 2006 Posts: 35

[mod edit: complete quote of previous post removed - KD]

women can be like that sometimes Wink

LOLOLOL

janxx

Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 8:21 pm

I am going to try a modality.. I am going to send htis to a few lads in an ASEM.

Like "Here is the receipt you requested for a transfer to the church of funds.."
Of COurse certian Modalities to the ASEM and baiting name have been whited out. however the Ref # at the bottom will always be like that Smile

I am going for a record.. I wanna see how many will travel to there for $6500 Smile

Posted: Sun Feb 19, 2006 7:43 pm

It's been about 48 hous since I sent the original emails out on Friday afternoon. I have heard back from a total of 34 Mr Osaremhens.

Below, is a very typical response from those that write. For those new baiters out there that are struggling with the morality of baiting, note that this particular piece of shit is trying to steal from orphans in his very own country, not rich Americans or Europeans.

By the way, it would be a real shame if all of you started baiting this particular guy. Very Happy

Quote:

From: "joaquim branco" <[email protected]> Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert
To: [email protected]
Subject: Many thanks
Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2006 18:14:12 +0100 (CET)

Dear Mr St. Hubbins,

Many thanks for your email and your support.Please from now on,send the money via western union money transfer to Mr Charles Obi Brown,Lagos Nigeria.

We also advise that the amount you already sent be changed to the name above.

We will acknowledge receipt every month for your kind offers.Please send the payment receipt via scan.

God bless you and the worldwide boxing director.

Mr Osaremhen

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Mate, if you got a few to many of them joaquim branco,s to cope with dont be shy to pass them on......you got my number Wink

Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 1:50 pm

One down. 199 to go.

Quote:

Dear Mr Hubbins,
Thanks alot for sending the money and your promise,God will reward you abundantly.
Pls kindly reconfirm to me the infomations backing up the money, Because i have traveled all day to the Equitorial trust bank and they said that there is no infomation like that in their base.
what i need from you is:
1:The first and last name which you used to deposit the money.
2: The secret question and answer.
And again if you don't mind, i prefer Western union money transfer.

Thanks and God bless you again.
Yours faithful,
Mr Osaremhen.

Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 3:00 pm

great modality.

would be nice to send them a `shopped WU form with relevent info on. tell them the payment is for the orphanage.

you should get 100,000 lads running to the WU. (it might wear out their carpet or floor)

unfortunately youd never get any satisfaction from knowing that the lads went for it.

Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 3:16 pm

Eh if i get

"Dear sir, I am in SLovenia, There is no record of the information..."

If i knew the lad last respodned ot me in Africa or NL.. then ends up there .. that is at least a 600 mile trip one way.

I need to find a place where a poor lad would be stuck and screwed in... Eastern Europe has a nice flavor to it for sending them on a wild chase.
Needs to be an obscene amount of money like $42,419 or so.

You know a lad is sitting here "It may be fake but what if it isnt!

Ah one bitter already to the ASEMs without the photoshop.. he is off to take me a picture.. Smile

he seems to have forgotten that durign the inital ritual

Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 3:27 pm

Well, the problem that I see with a Photochopped WU/Moneygram xfer form is that the MTCN can be verified online. I think that it is much more effective to only give enough information that would force them to physically go there. I also agree that the amount could be upped quite a bit. You should also hint at the notion that you have never met or talked to the person that you are sending the money too.

THIS JUST IN...

Quote:

The money you said you sent was not sent. Hope you are not joking around with the children because i went all the way to abuja to the bank and gave them the info. you said was used in sending the money and they told me there is nothing like that. That's a big embarrassment. Why do you do that?

Mr Osaremhen

Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2006 4:30 pm

It would seem that 7 different lads made it to the bank in Abuja from the first ASEM, although I cannot actually prove it. Some you can tell right away that they did not even try but said that they did. But for the ones that did seem to make the trip, all of them sounded very similar.

A bunch of these guys pretended to be from the orphanage and asked that I cancel the original transfer and re-send it using WU. I am having a field day having them fill out the WU xfer forms.

I continue to send the same ASEM just about every day to 50 new lads per day. To keep track of which mail caused the reply, I have to address the mail to a unique name. The success rate continues to remain quite high. About 25% write back. I have no way of knowing how many actually race off to the bank without writing.

Not quite a Newb Joined: 01 Oct 2005 Posts: 75

I got a bite...

From: Mr.Simon Wong <[email protected]> Signed-By: yahoo.co.uk

To: Jim Kirksworth <[email protected]>
Date: Feb 24, 2006 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: Moneygram
Reply | Reply to all | Forward | Print | Add sender to Contacts list | Delete this message | Report phishing | Show original | Message text garbled?
Please i want to know when you send the money and how you sendand who you send it to.- Show quoted text -

Jim Kirksworth <[email protected]> wrote:
Mr Osaremhen,
I have never heard of your orphange before but I suppose that does not matter. Our company has always come to the aid of the needy, especially in West Africa, where several of our boxers are from.
We are happy to help out. We have sent $5,000.00 via Moneygram to the Grace Orphanage to the following bank where we have an account:
EQUITORIAL TRUST BANK
603 KASHIM IBRAHIM WAY
ABUJA, NIGERIA
Since I did not know the individual that was picking up the funds, I used the following test question/answer combination.
QUESTION: Who is number one?
ANSWER: World Boxing Promotions
Best regards,

Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 2:47 pm

Have you been able to confirm if any have actually made the trip? I guess some of them probably just hopped up and went to the bank without so much as an email?

Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 3:10 pm

Well, like I said, I am pretty sure that at least 7 actually traveled to Abuja to get the money, but again, I do not have any hard evidence like an IP confirmation or a hotel receipt, etc... So, of course, I hesitate to add any pith helmets to my signature. Either way, this has caused a great deal of anxiety with many lads.

Today, I am going to experiment a little with a new concept, the "electronic cashiers check". This is a check that has a bar code on it and can be emailed to a someone. There is a "key" line on the check. When you write the password/key on that line, that is the same thing as endorsing a check. No identification is required. Of course, the check can only be cashed at the issuing bank Laughing

I felt that this concept was needed to keep these scumbags from calling Moneygram or Western Union and asking all kinds of questions. I'll let you know how this works.

Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 7:27 pm

I thought long and hard about what could make that a better modality. And I couldn�t come up with much. It is as brilliant as anything that I have ever read. BUT, one thing that might just get them to shoot their wad is this: the key to your lockbox. I was thinking of sending out a similar email, telling them that they could pick up the funds at that bank. But, to further entice them, I would tell them that they can pick up the key for the safe deposit box at that bank, which contains the cell phones and the laptop computers that they are holding to help get the orphanage started. This might give them just a bit more reason to want to travel, rather than have them suggest to send the money WU. The goods have already been delivered to that bank, why not just pick up the cash at the same time? Just a suggestion.

Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 7:48 pm

Hahahahahaa. Laughing

I love that idea! May as well try that too. What's the worst that can happen? The only problem with all of this is that I have no way of really knowing how many of these guys make the 300 mile trip to Abuja. Now, if there were an answer for that one...

Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 7:56 pm

I don�t know. I have been racking my brain trying to figure it out. The best thing I could think of would be to have them maybe email you before they go to retrieve the money, once the get into the city. You will give the password for that when you have confirmed their arrival. You don�t want to send that out until you are sure that they are going right in afterwards. It is the best that I could come up with. Maybe someone can come up with a good way.

Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 8:29 pm

YW

Maybe suggest that your email account has been hacked and that Mr Osaremhen has to send you a photo of himself outside the relevant bank before you will phone the bank to release the phones and laptops! Very Happy

Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 8:39 pm

Not a bad suggestion. I have some ASEMs that need to go out tonight!

The collaboration on this forum is great. It helps everyone polish the ideas in case anything gets missed

Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 9:19 pm

why not just call the bank and ask them if anybody has come in there talking about xxxxxx. Make up a good story for why you need to know.

Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2006 9:30 pm

KeyserSoze wrote:

why not just call the bank and ask them if anybody has come in there talking about xxxxxx. Make up a good story for why you need to know.

I thought about that but I sort of figured that the person answering the phone would not know any better. It's worth a try I suppose. I've got plenty of Skype credit to use.

Posted: Sat Feb 25, 2006 11:56 am

YeaWhatever , i have even more good news to add to your arsenal ... If you would like, i have just over a hundred South African emails for you ...... Twisted Evil

... now you add to that the Lock Box key modality and we can see from there

Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2006 10:31 am

sorry i did not get your PM

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