Fred Mobutu scambait

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Wannabe Baiter Joined: 01 Feb 2010 Posts: 90

The "barrister" replied:

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Miss Julie,

Thank you for the mail and why is your number not going always telling something else?

I replied:

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Greetings. It's our landline - Ashley always loves to screen the calls
on the phone.

About the payment, what did you mean by "diplomatic mission"? Anyway,
I will get the filled-in form back to you tomorrow. Hope to hear from
you soon.

Kind regards,
Julie

The lad is still making mistakes with my character's name - first, it's Mr Julie, them it's Mrs Julie and now it's Miss Julie Very Happy

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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 15 Jul 2010 Posts: 1

Great job . miss julie mrs julie etc...haha
Ok, that's good to prevent other people of this kind of scam..

I receive the same e-mail yesterday.....I don't know if i can do the same..

but go ahead my friend let us know what will be his next move.......

(what if he found this post??...mm I don't think so buut)

chaoo.. (sorry for my bad English I'm not an English speaker)

Wannabe Baiter Joined: 01 Feb 2010 Posts: 90

Welcome to the forum, elkolodj. Try and answer the email, lad baiting is good fun Very Happy

I replied to the "barrister" with my character's "ID" and the "filled-in form":

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Greetings. I got the form back to you, as attached. What is the next
step in this business deal? Hope to hear from you soon.

Kind regards,
Julie

Oh, and "Fred" caught up with "Julie" on Gmail Chat. Our conversation was this:

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[email protected]: Hello
me: Hi son
[email protected]: I am fine and you?
me: I am good as well, thanks.
[email protected]: you are welcome
Barrister said he got an email from you and also your number is not going
me: It's my landline which Ashley screens
[email protected]: but why did you not give him your mobil number?
me: I don't have a mobile
[email protected]: because it will be important and good talking to you on phone
me: I don't have a phone, only a landline
Sent at 10:56 AM on Thursday
[email protected]: but mum you told me you have a mobil and you don't have a landline that you had limited credit on your when I said you should give me your phone number so that I can call you and hear your voice
me: My mobile broke yesterday
[email protected]: I really don't understand what is going on and now the barrister need some money to get the documents from the High Court of Justice
me: I know. I am waiting for his reply
I already filled in the form.
[email protected]: did you send it to him already?
and how will some one contact you on phone in this case ?
me: yes, i sent him the filled-in form to him now
[email protected]: okay mummy
so how will some one reach you on phone now?
me: I dunno
[email protected]: mom but you know it is very important to reach you on phone
me: I know but my mobile broke out of warranty
[email protected]: I really want to hear your voice
me: I know Sad

But I really hope to get a boyfriend one day, move out and finally have my own freedom
Sent at 11:02 AM on Thursday
[email protected]: but you are no more a child you mean you have no freedom?
me: No, the only way I could move out of my parents' house is to move in with my sister
[email protected]: okay
where are your parents?
me: In Washington
[email protected]: mummy i need you to help me out so that I can come to my normal life
me: I will. I never break my promises, you know that. Smile

[email protected]: Now the barrister need the money but I don't have mummy I need you to assist me in this pls so that as soon as barrister gets the documents security company will release the consignment as soon as possible
me: Don't worry, I will arrange the funds as soon as possible
[email protected]: Ok mummy thank and what time is it there now?
me: 6:07am
[email protected]: okay
and how is sister Ashley doing?
me: Fine, she is sleeping soundly beside me Very Happy

[email protected]: okay
how old is she?
me: Same age as me. 24 years old.
[email protected]: why you are 24 and she 24
how come?
me: We are twins
[email protected]: okay
does she have kids?
me: No but she has a boyfriend.
[email protected]: okay
mummy i have to go now when can you come online again/
me: I don't know Sad

[email protected]: okay take care of your self for me
bye
me: Bye xxx

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Wannabe Baiter Joined: 01 Feb 2010 Posts: 90

The "barrister" replied:

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Hello Mrs. Julie,

Thanks for the mail and the form duly filled but still did not get your identity card opened here I really don't know what is going on or may be its your computer as well.What we have to do right now is to move straight to the high court of Justice right now obtain the documents for the security company to have the two consignment boxes release in your name.Like I said in my Previous email some amount of money is needed to get the documents and this amount will cost us the sum of US$ 550.00USD.Kindly send the said amount of money to the name given below as that is the name off my Secretary:

Receiver's Name: OBOGO AUGUSTINE UZEZI
Amount: US$ 550.00USD.
Destination: ACCRA
Country: GHANA.
Test Question: What For?
Answer: Transaction.

As soon as I get this funds I will rush straight to the high court of Justice and get the documents with immediate effect so that the security company will have the consignments release and from I will have to take order from you on what to do next because once we get the documents you automatically becomes to full owner/ rightful beneficiary to the two consignment boxes.

In this it will be left for you to decided on what to do next if the consignments is to be delivered to you through a diplomatic mission or deposit in the bank and have the funds transferred to you and also convert the gold to funds as well and have everything transfer to you in the united state and after that you invite Fredrick Mobutu over to come and continue his good life there.

I shall wait for you to get back to me with the information of the money, and please do send it through Western Union as soon as possible so that it can be picked up that very moment that I receive the information.

I await your immediate response to my mail.

Regards,
Barr. Clement Doe.

Then, he said:

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Hello Mrs. Julie,

Good Morning my time and how is the family? Sir I am still waiting for you to get me all the details I need from you so that we can go on with the transaction and if you know you are not interested in helping this poor there is no need wasting out time here.

Let me have a word from you soon as you receive this mail with out any wasting of time.

Regards,
Barr. Clement Doe.

Then, he said one hour later:

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Hello Mrs. Julie,

Good Morning my time and how is the family? Madam I am still waiting for you to get me all the details I need from you so that we can go on with the transaction and if you know you are not interested in helping this poor there is no need wasting out time here.

I replied:

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Greetings. How could you say that I am not interested in this deal? Of
course I am! You should really know that us Americans have our own
lives. I am a lawyer as well and I am busy! I only get 4 hours of
sleep some nights (and yes, I barely got any sleep last night because
of a noisy neighbour!). So please excuse my lateness and I will make
the transfer tonight for sure. Just be patient and we will both reap
our rewards.

Kind regards,
Julie

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Wannabe Baiter Joined: 01 Feb 2010 Posts: 90

I replied to the "barrister":

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Greetings. Obviously you did not reply to me as expected. Here are the
WU details:

Number: 3825-968-255
Name: Miss Julie Norman
Destination: USA
Test Question: The colour of my hair?
Answer: Red

If you are going to go off and sulk like you did yesterday, then I
know you are not serious about this transaction. A lot of poor people
I know do not behave this way in business. Please reply to me about
the next step, if and only if you are still interested.

Kind regards,
Julie

The lad is terribly impatient. The "barrister" in the Alisa Abidemi bait was really patient.
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Wannabe Baiter Joined: 01 Feb 2010 Posts: 90

The "barrister" replied:

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Hello Miss Julie,

Thanks for the email and well noted but please try to understand I was away all through yesterday as I came back very late yesterday only to see your second email this morning my time here in Ghana.

A lot of poor people I know do not behave like this in business I don't understand this your statement or is it that you are trying to say I am hungry and my family is poor?

And not only that I am really disappointed today as I never expect this from you in any way Miss Julie for you to send a fake MTCN for an old man like me to give to my driver to go and pick in WU its not good.

The MTCN you send is not valid as it is fake MTCN and if the MTCN is not fake Please try to go back to the Western Union and ask what happened to the control number and why it has to be fake.

I am only doing my job to help Fredrick Mobutu and nothing more so in the terms of not being serious here should not be direct to me in any way.I have been trying to call you all the time and in this I find it difficult to reach you and you know this is not part of the transaction because you are the beneficiary to FREDRICK and if anything I should be contacting you.

Please I want us to get something straight here I need you to give me a contact number that I can use to reach you any time I wish to call you.Here is the information again for the WU:

Receiver's Name: OBOGO AUGUSTIN UZEZI,
Destination : Accra Ghana not America
Country: Ghana
City: Accra
Test Q: what for
Answer: Documents
Amount: US$ 550.00USD.
Sender's Name:.........................................

Please get back to me with the information and please let me track it on the net to know if is available for pick up before I will send the above named person to the bank to pick the money again.

I await your immediate response to my mail and my regards to your sister.

Kindest Regards,
Barr. Clement Doe.

I replied:

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OK, this is weirding me out. I went to my nearest WU office and they
said that all the details are valid. The guy at the Western Union
office told me the number was correct. He insisted that I give him all
the details again, including the address and everything - luckily I
had the paper in my pocket.

I have nothing against poor people. It's just they never threaten to
close a deal when someone is busy for a few days.

Kind regards,
Julie

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Wannabe Baiter Joined: 01 Feb 2010 Posts: 90

The "barrister" replied:

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Hello Madam,

Please when you say poor people who are you referring to in the first place? and please send the details to me again so that tomorrow morning I will ask the person who's name is there to go pick the money as well.

Regards,
Barr. Clement Doe.

Ah, that lad is using my statement every time he corresponds with "Julie". I replied:

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Greetings. I meant poor people who happen to be my friends.
I don't understand what's going on, but you can stop looking - Western
Union unilaterally cancelled my order!
The supervisor looked at my slip, made some vague noises, went away,
came back, told the cashier to refund my money (less a $30 charge),
told me that the transaction was cancelled under code 6848, and
ushered me out.
I was so surprised I didn't say a word. What shall I do now? I am not
allowed in the only WU office in Ohio.

Earlier on, you said that a payment method was "diplomatic mission"?
What the heck is that?
Hope to hear from you soon.

Kind regards,
Julie

I copied most of the text from the Eliza Dane bait at Scamorama Razz

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Wannabe Baiter Joined: 01 Feb 2010 Posts: 90

The "barrister" replied:

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Hello Miss Julie,

Thank you very much for the mail and well noted as well, when I say its a diplomatic mission I mean the way the boxes can be delivered to you in United State and in this if you do not want it that way then we will use the banking system for a wire transfer to transfer the funds to your bank account and this only can be ordered by you soon as the security company release the two consignment boxes.

Since the western Union have done this why not go to another western Union office to make this payment although i do not believe this your stories you are telling as i THINK you are trying to play with some one here.If you can not send the money through Western Union then will advice you to send it through money gram with that same name and send the information to me as soon as possible so that we can go on with the transaction and let me finish my part for the security company to release the consignment boxes as soon as possible.

I await your response.

Regards,
Barr. Clement Doe.

I replied:

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Greetings. I think it is better to send the money by Money Gram. WU is
stupidly treating me and possibly some others.

Kind regards,
Julie

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Wannabe Baiter Joined: 01 Feb 2010 Posts: 90

The "barrister" replied:

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Hello Miss Julie.

Thanks for your email and well noted, Please kindly send the money and let me have the information soon as you send it.

So that we can move on as soon as possible and please do not forget to state the amount you send as well and to the name I have given to you also.Destination should be Accra Ghana.

Awaiting for immediate response to my email and have a nice day with your family.

Regards,
Barr. Clement Doe.

I simply replied:

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Greetings. Will do so soon.

Kind regards,
Julie

The "barrister" said to "Julie" on Gmail Chat:

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Hello Madam. How are you?

I replied:

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I'm fine, thanks

He did not reply any further in the chat. The scambait continues...

Wannabe Baiter Joined: 01 Feb 2010 Posts: 90

I replied:

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Well, I hope you are happy. I trailed through all 45 Moneygram joints
in Ohio and I ended up being ushered out of every single one. They
asked me what country I am sending money to, I said Ghana and they
looked at me in shock. Next thing I know, I am out on the street with
a ripped up MoneyGram form.

Thank you so much for sending me out on a journey throughout the
entire state. And FYI, I am being sarcastic. I am now going for a
swim.

And IF you say to me that I am lying to you (which I never do) once
more, I will take the next plane to Ghana, hunt you down, wrap your
body in linen and put your internal organs in a shoe box. Trust me, I
am capable of hurting people if I am angry enough.

Tell me how on hell should I pay the money to you. I tried WU and
MoneyGram - they don't co-operate with me! Should I fly to Ghana and
give it to you in person? I await your response.

Regards,
Julie

At the time when I sent this to him, the "barrister" was angry. He said to "Julie":

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Barrister: You are stupid
You think you can play with your father right?
You are very stupid and if you are that type that think you can just see some one on the internet and start playing with the person I am not that type
You are an Idiot
Sent at 5:08 PM on Wednesday
Barrister: I don't blame you
You don't even have a phone to contact you to know if you are real or not some one who want to play with some one
You think you can just say you want to fly to Ghana and I will be running and begging you should not come to Ghana
If you come to Ghana I will fuck like you never did before
me: Am I bothered?
Barrister: If you come to Ghana I will fuck you like you never did before
me: Am I bothered though?
Barrister: You are stupid Idiot you think you can just play with people
me: Play with you? Play with a stupid monkey like you?
Barrister: Your generation
me: What about my generation? You are about my age!
Barrister: when i say your Generation I mean the whole of your family and the children you will give birth and your children children
me: right...
Barrister: Yes
Sent at 5:14 PM on Wednesday
Barrister: Idiot are you there?
Sent at 5:16 PM on Wednesday

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Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 4:51 pm

You should have replied: "Talking 'bout my generation, my generaaaaaaaaatiooooon."

Very Happy

Wannabe Baiter Joined: 01 Feb 2010 Posts: 90

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You should have replied: "Talking 'bout my generation, my generaaaaaaaaatiooooon."

I'll remember that next time, evil_sheep Very Happy