Am I evil?

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Master Baiter Joined: 11 Apr 2007 Posts: 101

Ok, I posted a plan earlier about conducting all my responses to my guy in somewhat scrambled/confusing wording, to see how much he'd put into his reading skills. It only seems fair since half their emails are a challenge to understand. I strategically place in a few key phrases to perk up their ears ($$$), but most else is all hell to the eyes.
Well, I got back a scripted reply for my first try. A little dissapointing. But that gave me new ideas, and I may be a little too crazy and eager, and then again maybe theres desperate enough fellows out there to read my ....ciphered messages. Twisted Evil

I'll tell 'em I'm working for a very large firm, and though I don't have all the money they ask for, I can get it from the company savings secretly. The only problems is I'm paranoid of the executives catching on. I need all our replies to be in code for extreme safety.
I found an online system that translates any text into a shifted message (the caesar cipher) anywheres from 1 - 26 letters off. Unfortunately, they won't have the same easy program. They'll have to arrange EACH AND EVERY LETTER the old fashion way. Wink

...Every email I'll begin with a number that'll cue them on which place to shift to and they do the rest by coding. It'll go so fun, especially pretending to misunderstand them after all that work. oh ya Twisted Evil

does anyone think this will be a problem? has anytihng like this been done? did anyone read this long message? lol

Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 5:22 am

I think if you try to confuse your lad too much, he will just drop you in favor of a more promising victim.
However, there's no reason you can't try it out and report back to us on the results.

Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 5:37 am

try sending him normal messages for a while and then send him a scrambled one when you send him some crucial piece of info like an MTCN number.

Provide him with an equally incomprehensible set of instructions as to how to decipher it.

Ages and ages ago I was thinking of writing a small script for making page number code, as used in "The red dragon" or something like that. you know, like "a;b" where a is the line number and b is the character, but all being said, there's easier and less time consuming ways to waste a mugu's time, like having him deported for example.

Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 7:04 am

I would try your idea in the middle or at the end of a bait.
This way the mugu will think that you will get in trouble and he won't get any money Laughing