The "exclusive" lad

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Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 12:24 am

I have been baiting a lad for almost 3 months now. Typical I have 15 million coming and you will get 30% of it. You just need to handle the transaction and pay the attorney. I've had all sorts of excuses etc and the attorney hasn't been paid. I've killed a couple of his bank accounts and now we have moved into Moneygram land. Unfortunately, I broke my hip, can't drive etc. Still trying to find a ride to Moneygram!! haha.

Anyway this lad is unusual. With my baits I'll respond to their original message from various other emails I have. Fastmail, AOL, GMAIL etc. Kind of bait from different characters. From the beginning (and about every week) I attempt to re-bait this lad (even from different IP's when traveling) and he always replies with "I already have a partner" and says he's not interested.

Is it just that he doesn't have time or want to spend the internet cafe money to engage others? I've never had a lad NOT try to scam as many people as possible and wondered what everyone's thoughts are. Does he suspect I am testing him and he is trying to prove he is legit?

He's desperate now and is telling me he's declined offers for help from 100's of people and I am his only hope. IS he THAT stupid!!?? No hedging of bets??

Any thoughts?

Baiting Guru Joined: 10 Oct 2010 Posts: 3876

I guess, he once got a victim who smelled something fishy and started a second conversation with the lad.

and then, the victim told the lad, that he found out about the fraud.

so laddy has one email per victim, I guess he is still sending the script out to new victims but with different mail addresses.

he might miss a few potential victims, but he can be sure that his victim can't trick him, and honestly, this method is quite baiting-proof.

Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 5:10 am

Could be that he doesn't want to take any chances either. If he suspect hat the new victims trying to contact him might be you, then what he does would make perfect sense. I usually do the same when someone contact me out of the blue on my baiting email. I tell them that I am buying my gold from someone else and if that deal falls through (it usually does) I will need gold so he can mail me back in a month.