Guilt-tripping a scammer

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Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 9:42 pm

I'm not sure if scammers can be guilt-tripped, but I may have been able to do it to one. We started talking in chat about politics. I asked about politics in Ghana, and "she" was telling me how they work. Then I was asking if they liked Barack Obama in Ghana, and she said that yes, they liked him a lot. I said that I had spent three months volunteering to help Obama, and that I really hoped he would win. (actually true!) Then I said that I didn't know if he would win because his father is African and a lot of Americans don't like Africans because they think they are all scammers. She assured me that no, they are not. I said that I believed her and that I thought that most Africans were really good people, and not scammers. I haven't heard from her in a week now.

I realize that there are many reasons a scammer might not contact me for a week, and that many scammers have no conscience whatsoever, but I like to think that mine did, at least a little. Razz

Elite Baiter Joined: 11 Jul 2007 Posts: 1979

Hahahah! I was once naive enough to think scammers have consciences but the fact of the matter is, THEY DON'T!

They are raised from birth to fight only for their own survival and no one else matters unless they can be used. For them, all other human beings on the planet are just to be used. Scammers who have children, raise their children the same way.

If that scammer gave up on you it's because you no longer looked like a source of funds.

Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 11:24 pm

Why you old cynic OBL. However did you end up like that? Wink