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Master Baiter Joined: 24 Jul 2009 Posts: 135

So I signed up a bunch of guestbooks, sent a lot of "mistaken" emails and now I'm being overwhelmed with scams. I've been receiving 5 or 6 a day for the past few weeks. Most are scripted "someone died, was murdered, poisoned, assassinated, etc." and left me money to claim.

My question is, should I play the percentages and respond to all, (which has been difficult to keep track of) or focus on a select few. Any suggestions/ advice.

Thanks. (love the site by the way)

Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 1:15 am

my view pick one or two from the ASEM pile - if you have any - see what replies you get. if no joy then try another couple. and try not to run more than one or two from a single email ac. will just get confused and or overwhelmed.

good luck

Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 1:29 am

label or flag (depends what email you use) your email-sender so you dont get confused,
just like Rorschach said start with 1 or 2, if one go's wrong drop him and go try a other one.

if you prefer to do more scam at one time, the best thing is to do different sort of scam's so you dont get confused that easy.

Enjoy and let it be fun, they have to be the guy's who getting crazy and stressed, not the other way around Wink

Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 1:45 am

And to keep everything simple, bait from a different account than your catcher account. Just get the lads e-mail addy and the subject and send him off a quick "I'm interested" message for the ones you choose to play with.

Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:13 am

Another good reason just to run one or two is you'll prob soon be getting emails from barristers or trustess or whatever. So will be running a couple of conversations wth "two" different characters. less likely with ASEMS replies maybe. Or you may want to be giving them one or two other characters to deal with from different addresses. Keep it simple to start. You've already established there's plenty of fish in the sea!

R

Master Baiter Joined: 24 Jul 2009 Posts: 135

Thanks, I've focused on a couple of promising ones and saved the rest in a folder for "I just returned from vacation and found your letter..." if these don't pan out. Thanks for the advice.