The Bounty Hunter

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Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 12:50 am

It could be the time of night, or the copious amounts of cider, but I think I have come up with a new modality, or at least one I havent heard of before - The Bounty Hunter

How it works is I send a bunch of ASEMs from some made up law enforcement agency saying I am trying to track down the following fugitives, then any baiter who wants to get involved submits an email (last known contact details) a short fact file including crimes wanted for etc and a mugshot of your choice.

Then explain there are large anonymous rewards available for information leading to an arrest, then sit back and watch the lads try to beg/con/trick you into giving yourself up.

Is this likely to work?

Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 1:28 am

Many baiter's have acted as 'bounty hunter' types in attempting to get info about other scammers from scammers. A few years back I made up a wanted poster on known lads, sent them to a mass of lads looking for information. Some replied, but like any lad looking for a quick buck it's entertaining. I had a Nigerian Police wanted poster as well somewhere. Good for a bit of lad scare when you convince another lad to print out 100 posters and place them around various cafes.

Go for it, but as for a made up law enforcement agency they don't usually respond. If you play it like 'Dog The Bounty Hunter' you'll have some fun.

419Eater is my life Joined: 22 Jan 2010 Posts: 329

I had a similar sort of idea I haven't tried yet. The idea is that I'd get dollar chopped, then hire a Dog-esque character to try and track down the money.