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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:25 am

A friend of my earlier this day got a unknown person on his contact list on MSN. He soon found out that this was a scammer, and his last words to this scammer was ; P*ss off!

However, during this evening - there has been five other unknown e-mailadresses with african/arabic names that has tried to add my friend on there MSN list.

Is this somehting that happens very often? Could my friends last words have something to do with this? Like... a small revenge?... If this keeps going on, my friend will have to get a new e-mail adress, he says.

Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:34 am

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Is this somehting that happens very often?

You bet it is... Very Happy

YIM is known as Yahoo Instant Mugu for a very good reason.

I started baiting on MSN long before I'd even heard of 419Eater, and the vast majority of my baits are still done through cyber chat.

I opened new a character account only about 2 weeks ago, and she already has 52 new chums from West Africa to play with..... Laughing

Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 1:09 am

Simba,

Please, educate me: how do you open up a Yahoo Instant Mugu account? And, further, how do mugus find you-goos? ( a sad and pathetic attempt at poetry...) 52 mugu pick up? sounds like fun!

Any word from Jo$? He is still waiting for �on to send him a photo... want to make him sweat a bit...

Respectfully,

Doc

Elite Baiter Joined: 02 Jul 2006 Posts: 1702

Yahoo instant messenger/ msn

In the actual chat rooms i suggest using Yahelite from yahelite.org.

Where the lads used to hang out was small business section, mostly were check lads, but a few would be dead buddy ones.

Since yahoo has been altered significantly i havent seen as many lads in there, also we bait them to death, just be careful, a lot of kids in there with malware, hence yahelite is safer than the default. Antivirus and firewall are a MUST. Like i said its not the lads its the bloody kids in there that cause most issues, but the lads do appear.

Heres a few tips ive learnt over the years in yahoo baiting.
Lads will very quickly ask for a telephone number, so go prepared have a k7 etc ready for them
Some lads will ask to see you on webcam - for those with LCD screens you can have a right laugh, youtube will provide some very very strange environments for the lads to be confused by - simply point the cam at video on lcd and watch lad scratch head trying to work out fracturals etc
Lads will also quickly ask to send stuff to email, have one, you dont need to reply lol.

Avoid the adult section of yahoo, one trick we used to use was to use voice, a few baiters would hear the voice but the lad couldnt *not sure if lads can hear voice, internet cafes are improving but as i dont know i cant say.

Most of the fun with instant live baits is in understanding and logic, lads tend to offer "loans" etc, many will happily send 20m in 10p pieces so you can play fruitmachines at your local GA club.

The same tricks apply to email as live chat, except in live chat you have 1 advantage you can bring the lad to you easier and quicker. then follow on from email etc etc

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