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Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 10:33 pm

I recently received an email from a Tony Bullock saying about a deceased party and wanting to transfer large amounts of money into my account.

As this was my first bait I have decided to go the normal route of the gullible party wanting to help any way I can.

Here is the email I sent to him from an other email address:

Quote:

Mr Bullock,

I believe you recently emailed my son about a Mr Patrick Oldfield who unfortunately recently passed away. I would like to send my condolences and will gladly help you in any enquirers you may have.

I believe this may be too late as it is over 21 working days but I would like to help any way I can, be it as the presented next of kin.

I am however concerned as my sister recently lost a large amount of money through an internet email scam, so I would therefore like to know more about you, your firm and the details of the security fund.

Hoping to be hearing from you soon.

Chris Tony Oldfield

Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2008 10:36 pm

@ Bonex. I would be interested to know how this goes. If you are after your first bait then saying upfront you know of internet scams may put him off. He may say we are concerned about internet fraud too but often it is best to keep that up your sleeve until later when you can ask for assurances after he is sucked in.

See how it goes. Sign up for a mentor and maybe bait a couple of other lads. PM if you want a couple of lads or find one in the surplus letter pile!

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 12:19 am

Tony Bullock, huh? I think this guy has been baited before.