I just "accidentally" sent this to about 200 lads

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Posted: Wed May 03, 2006 8:18 pm

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Enjoy your trip sucker! Laughing

Quote:

Dear Rev. Richard Fitzwell,

I have hear what you said and also I have recieved mail from the
western union as I will live immediately for Lagos Nigeria to pick up
the money and get back immediately to offer this help to the
orphanage home here in Lome-Togo.

I will pray that the good Lord give to you more returns for the good
work you are doing on Earth.

I will reach you back aso soon as I am through. (that should be a fun message)

Thanks,

Mr. Osaremhen

From Tome-Logo to Lagos is 150 miles. You have two borders to cross along the way as Benin is in between Nigeria and Togo.

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 2:31 pm

Mrs. Jullian Otabor ( [email protected] ) was not very happy about the ASEM.

mrs jullian otabor wrote:

your frather u scam

Eniac

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 3:55 pm

Well, cry me a river. Laughing

Quote:

Rev. Richard Fitzwell,

It is with great pain in my heart I am writing you from Lagos Nigeria
as I do went to the bank you directed me to with the secretary of the
orphanage home in Lome-Togo as to pick up the money but I was told
by the Trust bank that no money was ent by you and the password is
not real why?

You are a man of God why are you lying and what is the gain to it? (a big laugh) Well
my good friend I have find out that you are not what you said you are. It
is more better to be true in life than to be a leir.

I will go back to Togo to finshe my work there but You must be careful
with your ways of life as it is not advice of you as this life is too short.

Thank you very much for the disapointment. (your welcome)

Rev. Osaremhen,

IP checks out to 196.3.62.3

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 4:07 pm

He's got room to talk - Isn't he the one pretending to be the director of an orphanage?

I had one imploring me to take care today, sounds like a poor threat.

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 4:11 pm

I just asked him to come and pick up the money from me in Benin.

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 4:13 pm

I�m sure you will probably have a heart attack or something that would keep you from making your appointment with him.

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 4:17 pm

Well, we'll just have to see if he is stupid enough to fall for this again. Or perhaps I can arrange for him to meet with another lad that I am messing with at the moment who just happens to live in Lagos (I even have his actual home address). Very Happy

It could also be time for Western Union to contact him and tell him that the money was picked up and thank him for chosing Western Union.

Decisions, decisions...

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 4:38 pm

Maybe you could have the two lads rumble at his home! That�s where you are staying. Just break in if I don�t come to the door!

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 4:48 pm

How about this? Western Union emails him, tells him the money was picked up and thanks him for using Western Union. Then I email him and tell him that lad #2 picked up the money somehow but Western Union told me who he was and even gave me his address.

sniff, sniff... what is that I smell? Is that blood in the air?

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 5:18 pm

Sounds perfect! A lad fight would be great.

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 5:47 pm

He just got this.

Quote:

Hi Mr. Osaremhen,

I do not blame you for being upset but I assure you that it is not me who is causing trouble here.

At first, I was really confused by this whole thing. So I started to investigate a bit. To my great surprise, I just got word from Western Union that the money has been picked up! So I asked them who picked it up. They would not tell me at first but once I explained the situation they told me that a man named {first name deleted} picked it up. The only way that I can figure this is that he has somehow gotten into my email account. I guess when I am at the Internet cafes in Abuja, I am not as careful as I should be. Or is this someone that you know?

> {first and middle name deleted}
> {street address deleted},
> {house number deleted}, Festac Town, Lagos
> 102001, Nigeria.

Anyway, I am sorry about all this. If Mr. is a friend of yours, you may want to call him and get your money. Of course I would have prefered to send it straight to Togo but the monetary laws here in Nigeria won't allow me to wire money out of the country.

Let me know how things turn out with Mr. .

Blessings,

Rev. Richard Fitzwell

Hmm, what is that ticking I hear?

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 5:52 pm

What's the symbol for getting a lad killed?

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 5:53 pm

^^^^^^
I think it is Laughing

or perhaps clapping

By the way, the lad that will hopefully be getting the visit is the same lad that has been pretending to be Cynthia Saburido (the charity scammer) from this thread http://forum.419eater.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=70288&start=0 .

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 5:55 pm

You are the grim reaper of the lads. That would be a brilliant confrontation no doubt.

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 6:33 pm

What the heck. Let's feed the flames a little.

The lad from Togo just got this from the lad in Lagos.

Quote:

HAHA U STUPID BASTARD OOOOO!!!! I STOLE UR MONI. NA I GO KEEP TAPPIN DIS MAN MONI FOR U UNLESS FO GREE FO CUT U ORDER JOBS WIT MI.

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 6:41 pm

Ibrahim ([email protected]) didnt like my ASEM either Crying or Very sad

Quote:

GOD GO PUNISH U,ALL THE FORMAT WEY DEY EXIST NA CHURCH YOU WAN TAKE RUN SHOW OLBOY YOUR OWN DON FINISH BE DAT TRY CHANGE THIS FORMAT MAKE GOD FOR GIVE YOU BETTER MUGU IF NOT ALARM GO KILL YOU WITH THIS KIND FMT.I DON ADVICE U AS A GUY

Barrister Simson ([email protected]) didnt even understand it Smile

Quote:

i DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU MEAN GET BACK TO ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
YOU CAN AS WELL CALL ME 08056931549

BARR.SIMSON

And Daniel Onyeike ([email protected]) was honest about the ASEM Cool

Quote:

Dear Pastor,

Sorry I am not John Bello.

Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 1:39 pm

This Mr Halitosis thinks he is picking up $14,250 meant for an orphanage baby incubator. Since he can't be arsed to go to Abuja, he can go to Ghana instead, unless he changes his mind very quickly.

Did I get this modality right YW?

Quote:

Dear Winston Cup.

Good day to you , how are you doing? i got your mail and i really like to say that everything is well noted here and am happy to recieved your mail. But there is a littel problem concerning the last time you send mail to me which is about my mail it came to my notice that somone is traching my mail and checking everything about our conversation and i do not want that to affect you deal that is the reason why i open a new mail address and please this is a code number which you will always use to write to me whenever you want to write me always put it in subject #8009# that is a phylosopher code .

I want to take this time to thank you so much concerning the payment you made and my Orphanage were so pleased and also am pleased about the baby incubator which you want to helped out. but there is some problem here concerning the payment you made to me through bank transfer , right now in Nigeria they dont accept that means of transfer , i have tolled all the EQUITORIAL TRUST BANK right here in Abuja and they payment can not be made to me, i advice you to go to the bank and withdraw that money and send it to me through www.westernunion.com or through www.moneygram.com through this way is the easy way to make payment and recieve here in Nigeria and they said that when you want to make the payment you should make it in 2 slot that they do not accept less than $10,000,00 so you have to share the fund into 2 slot to enable me to collect it without any delay.

So i do like to stop here for now and am looking forward to hear from you as soon as you can .

Thanks .

Mr Halitosis.

Quote:

Dear Mr Halitosis,

I am sorry that you cannot pick up your transfer from the bank in
Abuja. As you know, being based in Ghana, I cannot send money to
Nigeria by Western Union because it is illegal.

I will withdraw the money from the bank in Abuja, and send it via
Western Union Secure transfer to the following bank in Accra, you will
then have to come and collect it:

FIRST ATLANTIC MERCHANT BANK LTD.

No.1 Seventh Avenue Ridge West
Cantonments - Accra - Ghana

With Western Union Secure Services, there is no Money Tranfer Control
Number (MTCN). This keeps unwanted people from investigating your funds
online or over the telephone.

All that is needed to receive your funds is a receiver name, a sender
name and a password. Your password is below. Do not share this password.

Receiver Name: IBRAHIM HALITOSIS
Sender Name: DR WINSTON CUP
Password: XL1200RCBX100VFR750916SL

The funds will be available for 10 days only

Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 2:10 pm

^^^^^^^
That should do the trick. Of course he may ask you how you were able to send the money to Abuja in the first place. That is when you tell him that you did that, "when I was still in Nigeria".

The lad should certainly understand the monetary law that you are bound to follow because in Nigeria, they have the exact same law.

If you need for him to receive an email from WU, letting him know that his money is waiting for him, PM me and we'll work it out.

Also, an update from my lad from Togo, he is already back in Togo and did not believe a word that I said to him yesterday. I do not have any funny emails from him to post but just trust me on this. He has already dropped me completely. Oh well, at least I've got another safari out of this ASEM thing.

Uh, oh yea... I'm already baiting him as someone else. Laughing

Hello I'm New here! Joined: 07 May 2006 Posts: 5

Just thought of something to help us prove that the lads were actually going to these locations.. (may already have been suggested, but I pressed reply while reading page 3)

so you ideally get 2 or 3 of the lads promise that they will go.. give them each a codename.. and tell them that another representative of yours (another LAD) will meet them to make payment.. you can tell each one this story.. and ideally they will meet with each other at the location you decide.. have some confused words and wonder why they are talking to each other..

I hope this has made sense and is a good idea

-Lench

Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 5:04 pm

This just in from a lad in Lagos.

Quote:

thank you. i understnad that the money can only be snet in ghana. that is ok and i will go to ghana to get the money. thank you agian,

Looks like another case study in time wasted is on his way to Ghana. Hopefully he will be kind enough to write once he gets there. I could use a good laugh.

Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 2:30 pm

If you all want to try an even easier way to get a safari rolling, try this:

1. Email the following to a ton of scammer email addys.

Quote:

Subject: about the money

Dear Mr. Osaremhen,

There is no Western Union outlet anywhere near me. Is Moneygram OK? Also, I am told that I cannot send the entire $17,000.00 all at once. How should I do this?

{baiting character}

2. Now, the scammer is either in Nigeria or not. If he is in Nigeria, you tell him that you are in Ghana and that, by law, you can only wire money inside Ghana. Tell him that he has a Moneygram Secure Online Transfer here:

SSB GHANA
ACCRA MAIN BRANCH
ACCRA, GHANA 0

Or, if the lad is outside Nigeria, tell him again, that by law, you can only wire money inside Nigeria. Tell him he has a Moneygram Secure Online Transfer here:

EQUITORIAL TRUST BANK
5 ALABA INTL MKT RD
LAGOS, NIGERIA 0

Moneygram Secure Online Transfers are not real, but he won't know that. With Secure Online Transfers, there is no Money Tranfer Control Number (MTCN). This keeps unwanted people from investigating the funds online or over the telephone. He has to go to the specified location and provide a receiver name, a sender name and a password. Give him a password and tell him not to share it with anyone.

Password: HD75KFDL406JFD8FJ

Tell him that the funds will be available for 10 days only. The funds must be collected on or before {whatever date}.

Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 4:45 am

Another Mr. Osaremhen is forced to travel due to the irritating monetery laws that prohibit wiring money out of Ghana. The IP checks out for Gabon. We'll just have to wait and see what happens in three days. Very Happy

Quote:

Hello Dear
This is just to inform you that the money has acrtually been comfirm by westen union ,But unfortunately i am presently in Gabon and will only return to Ghana in three days time. when i return to Ghana I will go for the money and i will inform you imidiately after collection.

Bye for know & Thanks for Understanding

Mr. Osaremhen

Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 7:52 pm

This just in from the mugu in the previous post:

Quote:

YOU ARE A BASTARD FUCK ASSHOLE

The IP checks out to Ghana. Laughing

He came from Gabon. That's over 1,100 miles folks!

Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 8:09 pm

Bravo. I stand in awe!

Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 8:13 pm

^^^^
That's my best one so far from this ASEM thing. Most of them are Logos/Abuja, Lagos/Accra or Accra/Lagos... in the 300 mile or under range. This one went WAY too far for a mere $5,000.00.

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