Experience baiters blunders?

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Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 6:16 pm

You don't make mistakes! It is ALWAYS your mugus fault.

Bruin

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 6:22 pm

I signed my real name to a baiting email once, which, luckily, the lad didn't seem to notice. I've given out the wrong K7 number, been on the phone and made mention of something in regards to the current time that completely blew what time zone I was in, and mixed up two Charles Soludos as the same one.

I tried playing the two Soludos off of one another, but unfortunately, they were lazy and wouldn't give me a trophy to prove their identity. Most of my slips don't lead to lost baits, so much, just unintentional comedy.

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 7:33 pm

I've mixed up my mugus and addressed my lads with the wrong name. Of coarse, the nervous lads called me out on it. I usually slap with, I work with over 50 clients, it's normal to make a simple mistake like that.

I've signed my real name once. So I explained that "Mr. X" was taking over my position temporarily because I was assigned to another project for that day.

I screwed up my fake Moneygram receipt to my lad. My lad was not very happy... I had to tell them that my assistant made a mistake in filling out the form.

...And a dosen of forgotten attachments which frustrated eager lads. I guess that was a good mistake in a sense. Laughing

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 7:36 pm

Am not the sharpest crayon in the box, so loads of mistakes. Let me skip over the 'signed off with wrong name.....' we all seem to do that Laughing

I also tend to mix up my baits by sending things to the wrong lads, although after a stern talking to I make notes with pen and paper now and I haven't made that mistake again since Laughing

I also sent pictures from the wrong drive once. Lad did not notice that my real first name was in the file name, but I dropped him altogether anyway.

I once decided to fire the security company. Hell, all the experienced baiters were firing lawyers and barristers left right and center, so I thought I would be original and fire the secrurity company. Mentor patiently explained that that would be very strange, since the security company is where the money is Laughing

I asked for trophies too soon a couple of times when I first started, now I usually ask for them way too late. Laughing

Ah well, just from the top of my head. Believe me, there are loads more Embarassed

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 8:14 pm

No, I have never made a mistake - the mistakes are ALL THEIR FAULT, for misunderstanding what I have said to them! Twisted Evil

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 8:23 pm

I once included a real phone number in a bait - worse still, a relative's! Luckily I was able to convince the Lad that I'd given him a number that wasn't mine any more... and I wasn't asked about any calls for my baiter character!

Sending wrong forms back because of unclear labelling ended one promising bait. On a previous occasion I managed to bluff it out, but not this time...

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 8:47 pm

Fortunately, I've never signed off with my real name, although I could've sworn I did it on numerous occasions, and quickly went back to double check my sent mail.

I've forgotten where my characters were located, and had to cover with the story of work-related travel.

I've given wrong phone numbers and forgotten to include attachments, but then again, I guess those were good mistakes. Smile

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 9:07 pm

It happens the other way around as well. My boss wanted to know why I signed an email with "persephone' the other day Laughing

Luckily it was a mail to the boss and not to a client.

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 9:21 pm

Talking about mistakes.

I lost a big time bait by sending letter intended to my baiting partner to the mugu. The content talked about how dumb my mugu was and how he was ready to take the church ritual.

I could not understand why my mugu stopped all communication. Laughing

I paid dearly for my mistake.

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 9:27 pm

^^^^ One word. OUCH!!

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