The Burger King (Idea for a bait chop)

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Not quite a Newb Joined: 05 Mar 2010 Posts: 26

Hello. I'll be quick. I myself am too busy to bait, but sometimes I think about stuff to do to make the lads' worst nightmares true.

Remember some Burger King ads here in the USA, in which the King went by putting money in people's pockets? Well, that's where I got the idea for this modality.

Imagine your standard chop. Instead of receiving an email from the rival Boyz, however, the scammer gets an email from the victim/baiter thanking them for the confirmation of the money transfer after having "sent" an MTCN. This is followed by an email from the chopper, letting the chop-ee know that they hacked their communications, and decided to send "actual" millions (which comes from "actual" funds stationed in the scam's originating country) to the victim after seeing they did deserve it.

The victim of course disappears, happy with the millions he got from the benefactor. So does the benefactor. (No need to slap or admonish the lad for their actions. Just having the money dangled and snatched in front of their nose will be enough). But not before actually making the lad feel that thanks to their actions, those "real" millions went to someone else, and they couldn't even get close to them.

What do you think? This doesn't provide the lads with stuff they can use, as I'm sure they will fully believe the simple notification of the money receipt by the victim. Just add a Reverse Gomer Boys indicia, and you have a screaming, burnt lad.

Repeat for maximum frustration.

Baiting Guru Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 5905

I don't know if I am just not quite getting the concept here but if I am reading this right I do not think a lad would believe that someone hacked his Email and just decided to send someone a load of money for no reason other than they are a good chap. They know these phantom funds don't exist they make a living off this kind of lie.

Plus he would demand to know the MTCN number you sent to the chopper which he could then check online. When you check a Western Union MTCN online if the money has been sent and collected it states the money has been 'picked up.' Send them any old number and they will know nothing was sent.

Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2013 12:00 pm

Sorry Whitetail but I have to agree with 4X1X9. It's great to think of new modalities but this one wouldn't work.

The phrase "there is no honour amongst thieves" seems apt.

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