How angry before Mugu tries to track you down?

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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 11:23 pm

@GuinnessPie Definitely. I know I sometimes get cranky when my blood sugar is low.

Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 9:56 pm

shiver metimbers wrote:

This is probably my most angy mugu to date, but made no attempt to track me down AFAIK:

Hilarious! I first heard that when I joined the forum, but I still fall off my chair laughing.

Shiver! you have a lot to answer for, now my three year old is going up to people yelling "you are a mugu, no you are the mugu!" Well it could be worse, he could be yelling "I am going to F@#$ you up" My missus is not impressed Rolling Eyes

Back on topic, I've had lots of lads threaten my characters, but mugu Ekene is my favorite, he just keeps on keeping on!

But this one also has a fond place in my heart:

Mugu fake company Burval Security wrote:

(After going to western union four times and meeting someone else in the line with the same transfer details) You think you can fuck with me like I am not serious in this job? If you do not pay for my hard work I will come to you, and I will make you pay with your flesh and blood. Remember, I have your international passport (faked), your telephone number (a yac number) your bank details (plunder and flee Laughing

) and your address (also faked and non existent) so you cannot hide from me. Pay me my money or you will surely die.

My reply was:

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When you visit dont forget to ring the door bell and state our agreed security code so I know who I am letting in to the apartment

His predictable reply:

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fuck u you will soon die

The lad was in Burko fasa or whatever the name of the country is, I cant see him flying to the UK to a fictional address in a fictional city looking for a fictional millionare heiress, if he did, GREAT!!!

Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 10:09 pm

I was reading something on tracing calls back to Skype users but I cannot remember what it was, does it ring any bells with anyone?

Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 10:47 pm

I have to give credit to a certain baiter who's not here anymore, who gave me the concept of telling the lad I cashed his fake check, but then I went out and got drunk and gambled away all the money. That REALLY makes them mad.

Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 5:15 am

In regard to tracing Skype calls, I think you're safe. I did some pretty extensive research on Skype before I ever used it to call a lad, and all I ran across was one exceedingly alarmist post on a forum somewhere else about supposedly seeing the IP address on the caller ID at the other end. Considering the shrill overall "break out the tinfoil hat, Skype is invading your privacy!" tone of the post, I didn't give it much weight.

I've tested it by calling myself, both on mobile and a landline, and all I saw was a sequential string of numbers only vaguely resembling a phone number, something like "0123456789", nothing identifiable or traceable. I've even had lads complain about me "masking" my number somehow when they try to call me back after I phone on a terrible connection. I'm thinking maybe the upset poster misinterpreted the string of numbers as an IP. I don't think a caller ID unit would know what to do with an IP if you gave it to it to display, anyway.

I will point out that I signed up for my Skype account with my baiting character's imaginary details, however. Nothing traceable to the real me unless Skype stores all your credit card information, the lad manages to figure out my Skype user name (which is not identical to my forum name or my baiting name), and to somehow connect the Skype account information to my credit card information from my past purchases. Which is a pretty slim prospect, though not entirely impossible. It would require quite a bit of detective work. If I wanted to make it even harder, I suppose I could even change the information shown in the Skype directory so it doesn't match my baiting character.

Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 5:41 am

SamV wrote:

I have to give credit to a certain baiter who's not here anymore, who gave me the concept of telling the lad I cashed his fake check, but then I went out and got drunk and gambled away all the money. That REALLY makes them mad.

++ to that! My mugu went ballistic went I told him that I cashed his $4,000,000 fake check (drop box modality here) and bought myself 2 McLaren F1's and a new mansion.

Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 6:40 am

^^^ Yep, I've done that. Got the same reaction Jason did (see my sig line), he had all my faked info, so I just taunted him and asked him when I could expect the "heat" to come down on me.

Hello I'm New here! Joined: 25 Feb 2006 Posts: 2

Well, I personally use a news stations address in the UK as my 'Home Address'. I use a telephone companies address down the road as my 'Corporate Address'. If the mugu ever tried tracking me down, he'd be right outside of SkyTV Razz

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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 10:10 am

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Scammer abuses Max N. Paddy

Jesus F rats piss in a bacon burger - that was better than anything.

ever.

Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:54 pm

@ScrewMugus
Kind of a bad idea since he could believe that you actually work there. Would you like to be responsible for some armed maniac blowing away some innocent 3rd party? That is why I like using non-existant addresses...

My favorite is a strip of beach on the Chicago lakefront...

Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 3:17 pm

Hamm On Wry wrote:

My favorite is a strip of beach on the Chicago lakefront...

You don't use a certain address on West Addison? Very Happy

Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:46 pm

Naw, some address on Lower Wacker will do. Just make sure he shows up at the same time some white thugs are passing through at the same time. And make sure your lad is holding a sign that says "I hate white bois" Laughing

Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 5:33 pm

I've had a lot of abusive language, but so far only one attempt to track me down. The one lad had the sense to iptrace the address in my gmail headers. Too bad that only leads the gmail server you sent the message from. Like mrsbean I never tell them that I'm a baiter, but a few eventually figure it out.