Status report of the Rushforth bait

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Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 11:03 pm

Since some members has expressed interest in how the bait is going, I can report that it's going... slowly, but progressing forward, I think.

This has happened since last update in the previous thread:

Feb 5th:

Rev. Crockett wrote:

Dear Mr. Rushforth,

Sorry that I have been keeping you. There has been some urgent issues regarding relocation of our HQ that needed my attention. It shouldn't affect your visit, though.

I have several phone numbers at my disposal, due to my responsibilities as chief operative of our West African branch. The easiest way to reach me may be through one of our redirect numbers, but it all depends on when you plan to arrive here. Do you have a date for your arrival yet?

Sincerely,
Rev. D. Crockett

Feb 9th:

Rushforth wrote:

Thanks for your mail sir, I am not yet with a date but I will try to come up with one before the weekend.

Sincerely
Rushforth.

Feb 11th:

Rev. Crockett wrote:

Dear Mr. Rushforth,

That is good, I shall await the dates.

Sincerely,
Rev. D. Crockett

Feb 18th:

Rushforth wrote:

Hello D Crockett

Good morning Sir, please i am sorry for not have mail you since, is because i am still looking for money for my transport to Burkina Faso i have not gotten money yet, please i don't know when i will be coming, see if you can help me with some money.

Sincerely,
Rushforth.

Feb 19th:

Rev. Crockett wrote:

Mr. Rushforth,

You are stretching it. I have already helped you as much as I can by reserving the amount for you all this time. Financial aid is out of the question, and I have already informed you of this numerous times. Furthermore, it is strictly against TWAT protocol, as you are very well aware of as an ordained TWAT member should be well aware of.

Sincerely,
Rev. D. Crockett

Feb 24th:

Rushforth wrote:

The High Inquisitor
Rev. D. Crockett,

Sir, I have received your last mail and understood it very well, but I am only saying that I don't have money to travel to Burkina Faso now, you know that this matter has lingered for a long time, please lets find a way to conclude it and go into another thing which is spreading the Lords message and to tell people here about the TWAT church.

Sincerely,
Rushforth.

Mar 5th:

Rev. Crockett wrote:

Mr. Rushforth,

There is indeed a way, and that way is to come here in person and claim the money. Apart from that, there is no other way, which you very well know, as I have informed you of that more times than I can count. Those are the laws of our Lord and Saviour, and there is nothing I can do to change that. I am a minister of God and His scourge, and dare not go against His word. It would be wise of you to have the same fear of our Lord.

Rev. D. Crockett

Mar 19th:

Rushforth wrote:

The high inquisitor,
Rev. D. Crockett,

Sir i am writing to ask you to send the address where i will come to collect my compensation fee and please remember to put a telephone number which i will call immediately i arrived, also can you make available a taxi to come and pick me up on my arrival.

RUSHFORTH

Mar 23rd:

Rev. Crockett wrote:

Mr. Rushforth,

The mission HQ is in the town of Arbinda, Burkina Faso. There is no address as such, the building is just outside town if you follow the road off R6 to the north.
Taking a taxi from Ouagadougou to there is not an option, but we do have drives that frequently goes back and forth between Arbinda and Ouagadougou, and if possible, I will arrange that you can get a ride with one of them.

As for phone number, let me know the dates, so I know what phone number I will use at the time. As I travel over the whole region of West Africa, I can be reached at different numbers at different times. So let me know when you are coming, and I will let you known how you can reach me.

Rev. D. Crockett

Mar 26th:

Rushforth wrote:

The high inquisitorRev. D. Crockett, I have the wayyou describe the address to me and I appreciate. I am yet to conclude the exacttime to come to BURKINAFASO because my legal representative who will perfect mytravel documents and book accommodation for easy monitoring of my travelling toBURKINAFASO is not in town and may take a week to arrive. But meanwhile, I mightauthorize my legal representative to communicate to you since he insist that mysafety is his concern. Sir may I know yourresponse to my action.Thanks for your cooperation and understanding. Yours sincerely, RUSHFORTH

So yes, I think he's going to go. He filled the form, he hasn't given up, and he's still around after all he's been through, so he believes in the money. I firmly believe that it's just a matter of time, and me being adamant about him coming in person. Twisted Evil

Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2015 11:25 pm

He is one of those special lads, isn't he?

Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2015 12:12 am

If at first you don't succeed,,, etc,,,, Rolling Eyes

Baiting Guru Joined: 10 Oct 2010 Posts: 3876

^^^^

how much success do you want?

get a lad to adre (eastern chad, sudanese border) is a huge achievement.
get his leg broken by a taxi driver is a major "inconvenience" for the lad.
get videos of him walking with the formerly broken leg is painful
get x-rays of his broken leg and the requirement of get it rebroken in order to heal correctly is astonishing.
get him on safari after that is outstanding.

and he crawls back for more love...

Smile