Old email, new lad?

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Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2014 7:23 pm

Here's a first for me. One of the lads that I had a particularly fun time with in the land of the evil attorney (http://forum.419eater.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=247060&highlight=jeowinner)
has returned AFTER he got creamed.

It's the same email address, but with no apparent idea of the abuse. Amazing.

I've sent the first re-baited hook, of course.

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Welcome back, let's get to work.

I allowed Carling to see your last couple of messages, so he is now thoroughly confused. This is the right time for our first step. Send him a message saying the following:

- You apologize for the confusion and have waived the shipping fee.
- Because of the size of the amount included in the ATM card, there is an insurance fee of $5,200 that needs to be paid immediately.
- THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART, have him contact me to confirm the charges and tell him that I will assist him in working with you to complete this.

I will of course tell him that this is all true. Once we have the insurance fee, we will then see that he pays transfer taxes and capital gains and whatever else I can come up with, which will add up to a LARGE sum.

Remember, do as I say and we will prosper. Carling will only receive messages that I allow him to, so stick with the plan.

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Can I really do the same bit to a new lad on an old address? How ninja-like is THAT?

Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2014 10:33 pm

Total

-wonder if he'll travel down the same path?

Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2014 6:16 pm

I'm working on it. He's still squirming.

He said he did what I instructed, but only sent a message to Carling saying the attorney was a @#$%, but I reminded him that I control Carling's email and slapped him.

Sooooo close.