"Little commitment" or how lads mourn a death

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Not quite a Newb Joined: 08 Sep 2008 Posts: 66

I tried to Safari a lad, so my character travelled (by mistake) to Liberia with huge suitcase full of cash. When, as expected, the lad showed no interest in traveling and begged for money to be WU-ed, a friend of the character contacted him with tragic news. On the way to the WU in Monrovia the character was robbed and killed. Now the family looks for somebody to take care of the luggage he left in the hotel.

So, will the lad be sorry, will he mourn for a moment? (ok, we know the answer).
But on the other hand, will the lad realize nobody in the world knows about the deal and what is actually hidden there inside the lonely suitcase offered in Liberia? Just keep it secret, come and get your treasure box!
His first answer to the "tragic news" letter was:

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How are you doing? i hope all is well with you and your family. Mr XXX was to claim a fumd of $32m and he has reached the final stage which was the money he brought to Liberia. If you still intend to claim the fund for him you can first send $10,000 via western union to show little commitment that you are ready to help your friend claim his fund.

Hope to read back from you soon.

Nice - to help a dead man in claiming a fumd!
His next reply to my "What are you talking about???" letter just left me speechless:

Quote:

HOW AM I SO SURE THAT YOU ARE NOT INVOLVED IN HIS DEATH

Sometimes they are too dumb for all the tricks we try to play with them.
At least he lost couple of bank accounts.

Elite Baiter Joined: 19 Jan 2009 Posts: 1440

Maybe they think that everyone is like they are - immoral scamming scumbags who would slit someone's throat for a dolla!

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