Who likes to make prank phone calls?

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Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 7:36 pm

I got some numbers off of her phone bill of the lads that have been scamming her for a very long time. If anyone feels froggy, call and give 'em hell!
Unless someone can tell me how to get their phones shut off. That would be great as well.

234802424298 Nigeria
22998206052 Benin
22998268875 Benin
22997916570 Benin
234806720820 Nigeria
234805933938 Nigeria

Have fun!
Thanks,
Sally

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 8:25 pm

Scrap - - Go to 419baiter.com ....It has a HUGE list of scammer e-mail addresses.

Cut and paste 20-30 to the bcc line on your e-mail account. (depending on which e-mail provider, you may be able to send 50 or so e-mails in an hour, which means two copied and pasted e-mails with 25 bcc addresses each).

Send the following:

"I just got your e-mail and I have lots of questions! I am an American missionary for The Watchtower Apocalyptic Testament Society in Nigeria [or Benin, as the case may be]. Please CALL ME as soon as possible so that we can discuss this matter.

My phone number is _______ [insert one of the mugu phone numbers here]."

Repeat each day for a different phone number. Then start all over again!

Bruin

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 8:29 pm

Scrap - Let me add, since you are new - if you use this e-mail tactic I just outlined, be sure and use a gmail, fastmail or hushmail account (or accounts) which have no actual personal information.

Always bait safe.

Bruin

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:45 pm

Hi scrappinsally

BRUIN as usual has come up with a brilliant method to drive these guys nuts and cost them money in the process. If you want revenge this is it.

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 11:50 pm

I wonder what two angry lads would talk about...

Wannabe Baiter Joined: 22 Jan 2010 Posts: 85

I have a pay as you go cell phone thanks for the list. I now have somehting fun to do tomorrow.
Tim

419Eater is my life Joined: 31 Mar 2009 Posts: 327

I googled those numbers, and found one (+22998206052) listed under fake lottery scam fraud phone directory here:

http://www.419scam.org/419-phone-2009-09.htm

Perhaps you can report the other numbers there, and the type of scam they are used with if you know, that way they can all be found if someone googles them.

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 4:00 pm

Ooh, I LOVE making prank phone calls. Will call over Skype at the weekend. Or whenever I'm feeling angry at the world and want to vent at someone.

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 10:39 pm

BRUIN's idea is working out so well.

Quote:

Cut and paste 20-30 to the bcc line on your e-mail account. (depending on which e-mail provider, you may be able to send 50 or so e-mails in an hour, which means two copied and pasted e-mails with 25 bcc addresses each).

Repeat each day for a different phone number. Then start all over again!

Bruin

I sent out BRUIN's script

Quote:

"I just got your e-mail and I have lots of questions! I am an American missionary for The Watchtower Apocalyptic Testament Society in Nigeria [or Benin, as the case may be]. Please CALL ME as soon as possible so that we can discuss this matter.

My phone number is _______ [insert one of the mugu phone numbers here]."

I sent this out to 25 emails from 419bait.com with each of the telephone numbers that scrappinsally provided.

Besides the confusing and irritating calls I am sure scrappinsally scammers are getting, I have been getting a steady stream of scam offers and new scammer contact numbers to the account I sent the mails from.

Each time I get a scam mail and new contact number I send the script and the new scammer contact number out to 25 more new '419bait.com' scammer email addy's. I'm sure this is causing loads of lad confusion

In three hours I gotten over 75 new scam mails and new contact Numbers.

Thanks BRUIN

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 11:15 pm

You're welcome!!

One of the fun things about this modality is that some of the mugus you contact will refuse to call the number you provided -- and will insist on not calling. Once you have identified the "do not call" mugus, you can then move forward on a regular bait without having any telephone action. This is convenient for those people who do not like to talk to the mugus, or do not have the ability to do so.

If the mugu comes back several weeks into the bait and says "I now want to talk to you on the phone", you can respond "I gave you a chance. I begged you to call me. Now I am traveling and do not have phone access." It works!

Bruin

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 7:23 pm

I tried calling all of the numbers you listed. Only two are working:

22998206052

and

234805933938

and neither is answering Very Happy

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 7:51 pm

I like to make prank calls. Especially lad vs. lad calls using skype conference. I just made this one.

http://www.divshare.com/download/10318461-76e

"I am asking you who are you?"
"Yahoo??"
Laughing

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 8:01 pm

^^ LMAO Great stuf! I really have to install skype one day.

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 8:04 pm

LocoKimono wrote:

I wonder what two angry lads would talk about...

Sometimes an email followup to a heated verbal exchange can be absolutely priceless. Very Happy

Hello I'm New here! Joined: 26 Jan 2010 Posts: 19

Yesterday I sent my non-contract phone number to one of the lottery scam lads(my first one). After about 3 hours the lad called the number but hung up after 3-4 seconds of ringing, obviously to see if it was a real one. Then he called again, but this time it was at 3:39AM! Bloody bastard dared to wake me up in the middle of my dream! Then he called again twice, last call being at 7.50AM.

Now, if theres anyone willing to give it a shot, please, don't spare a dime of yours, make this lunatic suffer: +234-803-485-4221

** SUSPENDED ** Joined: 15 Jul 2011 Posts: 1

Hey, guys. If you like to make prank phone calls, try ***DELETED**** you’ll find lots of stories of what they’re up to. Basically they call you up (seems to be primarily from an Indian call centre) claiming to be authorized Microsoft service providers and saying they have been getting error messages from your computer. If you fall for it, they’ll have you type in a few things that give them access to your computer and they show all kinds of warnings and a screen that says your antivirus has expired and your system will crash in 5 hours and then they direct you to their website to purchase “software” and ask for permission to 1 hr remote access to do the downloads and “fix” your computer. People who are on to the scam pretend to be complete computer newbies and string out the phone call for as long as they can without following any of these guys instructions. Call them and say you’re having a computer crisis and have some fun.

Mod edit: Google shows this to be a malware site. - JF

Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 1:21 am

LADBUSTER wrote:

I like to make prank calls. Especially lad vs. lad calls using skype conference. I just made this one.

I'm in tears. Laughing

It brings back memories from back in highschool (when Skype was first released) they had free calls for a year as a promotional thing. During extra time in our computer class someone would Skype two Chinese restaurants or, in one case, two girlfriends of one of our classmates. I'm not saying people should do this, but it was an... interesting way to pass some time back then.

Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 1:41 am

Wow, necro'd a year and a half old thread for something that's not even 419 of AFF related. Confused

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