My first slap (mild however)

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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 11:21 pm

Just received a message from the "bank" and they claimed my WU information was fake! Of course it was but how dare they convict me of that! Wink

I liked th e-mail and just wanted to know how I did with my first slap, even if it was mild.

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On 8/15/07, bib_bank <bib_bank@*****.com> wrote:

ATTN;MR INGLE *******

How can you give this bank fake information that you had sent the money which was confirmed by the Western Union that you sent nothing.

If you are very sure that you really sent the money this bank is advised you to forward the correct Western Union information which will be confirmable by the Western Union.

Make sure you forward the secret question and answer with the correct control number and why this bank telling you this because we had problems with the Western Union now when we went to claim the money you said you sent but all was fake.

Yours Faithfully
Mrs Rose *******
Sec Foreign Remittance Dept -********

Dear Mrs Rose *******,

Hoe DARE you convict me of sending false information! You jump to conclusions immediately without asking for an explanation. I almost feel I should not enplane and just end this entire deal, but you are lucky that I have no control on what bank I send the money to. I, however, feel it is right to give you an explanation, even if it against my will. My bank requires forms to be filled out on all withdraws over 750 U.S. Dollars, when I filled them out I told them I was sending it to Africa and they decided to put a hold on it for about a week. I have convinced them not to and have just taken it out by cash and will have to send it by DHL to someone I know in your country. I am sorry for the confusion and you should have the money within the week. Just let it be known you do not insult your customers and their associates by claiming their info was false.

From,
Ingle ********
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I'm currently sending an e-mail to my lad telling him why I think he should switch banks. Cool

Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 2:26 am

........and has he replied yet?

Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 5:35 am

no and its ticking me off! Razz

Both my baits haven't responded and so far its been like clockwork. I'm a little impatient, its only really been 2 days and I expect the one (who I finally delayed the info too) should be getting back to me. 1 has a reason for dropping me (fake WU form) but the other I've only been asking questions, I finally sent info and he now has the chance to ask me for money! Oh well I got a job offer scam in the mail I may reply to. If they do drop me I've got others I could work on. Cool

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