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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:32 pm

ok so first off im new.. and i tried baiting a few guys that emailed my catcher email account. When i first email them back they do a auto responded message back to me asking for information. Then when i give them my info ( fake ofc ) they ask me to fill out a form and foward it "their bank" with my bank account information. This happened the past 4 guys... Is that routine? and should i fill out this form and send it and see what happenes ( fake info ofc)? or whats the best step to go from this point. Thanks guys

Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:33 pm

Is it an actual form to print off and fill out and scan, or is it just a list of questions in an email?

Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 3:47 pm

its a form i have to fill out and email to another email address. not the original person that im talkin to. is that normal?

Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:54 pm

It's normal for a lot of formats. There are a couple of options.

[1] Go into your system files and find a dll file of the approximate size of the original form; copy it to your baiting files, and then rename the copied file (say) "efcc form.jpeg". You now have a JPEG that can't be viewed. Send it. Sometimes the Lad will complain; sometimes they just don't care.

[2] Tell the Lad you don't have a scanner; make up the info needed and ask him to fill the form out for you and send it back to you to look at.
If you're lucky he'll do that and tell you he's sent it to the other address; slap him for not allowing you to check it's all good.
If he sends the filled form back, he's either done it wrong (slap him) or it's right, in which case, use the dll option; in case of complaint, maintain an air of bafflement, and tell him there must be problems with incompatible systems.

Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 12:02 am

Another option is to completely ignore the request for the filled form, every time he mentions it. He doesn't really want it anyway. Nine times out of ten it's the same lad playing the part of the official at the second address, it's all bullshit, just to add a bit of authenticity. And he's not going to delay his payday over it.

I find asking him to fill the form usually works fine too. Just give him a fake address in an email, and explain you get panic attacks when you see a form. Maybe you can't read and write, you use speech to text software for emails. The text is too small for your eyesight. Whatever. The bait will move on.

The lad does all the work. You're always right, he's always wrong.

Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 12:18 am

If it's an attachment, I might take his form, erase all the data on it and then send it back telling him he sent me a blank paper or I'll send back the unfilled form saying it's filled. If he complains about it (most don't even notice), it's always some problem he has with his computer. It's never my fault of course. Wink

They will drop the whole idea after a while. The same goes for passport requests too.

Baiting Guru Joined: 04 Jan 2006 Posts: 3193

I find it useful to resist filling it in at first, so I can send him the information on the form as an email. They do want some of that to put on the certificates they produce. Once they have it in an email they don't need to read the form, so they are much less likely to notice that you've sent a DLL, a blank form or one filled out in MSpaint.

If you do return the form, whether it's actually a DLL, blank or MSpaint, you have conceded that you have a scanner and know how to use it. That gives you less options when he asks to see the WU receipt. On the other hand, if he managed to read the DLL you sent before, why can't he read the one you send as the WU receipt?

Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 7:11 pm

^^ I swear, when I first became aware of eater and looked through tools and Eater U, and fake websites, I didn't think I could do it, as I don't understand much technical stuff.

Someone here said, "all you need are words and a computer". Honestly, if they smell money and a victim, they just can't resist. It's true, and for that is what I do.

Someone here is always happy to help as well.