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Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 9:07 pm

Is there some sort of a system to share worthy lads with fellow baiters?

Because I got a couple that I'd love to share. Here's the who and why:

Lad 1: Dumbass. Arrogant. Aims too high. Really really lazy. And he responds to "tell me more" ASEMs. He dropped one of my characters over NurseNasty's WU forms, so I suspect he might've been baited before. I aggravated him a bit by making him redo some simple sign-and-date forms three times, and then bashing him to the barrister. That made him very very agitated and uncooperative, but he kept coming back for more for good two months. Most importantly, he owns a satellite phone, which means he's got some cash, and all his formats involve international travel, Chinese bank accounts, and otherwise indicate a good setup. Which, I assume, means they scammed a lot of victims.

Lad 2: Well, dumb as a dumbbell and ought to be just fun to play with. I just started with him, but I haven't spelled his name correctly a single time I emailed him. That doesn't offend him in the slightest. He goes by Jan-something, but I rarely address him as anything other than Jambalaya. On top of that, every one of my emails to him is full of outright bafoonery, Rodney Dangerfield jokes, and even straight up gibberish I create by mixing up unrelated sentences from assorted classical literature. That goes on for about 2-3 long paragraphs, which I suspect he reads from top to bottom, since he responds to clarify, and answers various questions within.

Any takers?

Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 11:24 pm

I had a pet lad that took all sorts of abuse, twists and turns and all kinds of other crap; FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR! Sounds like you have solid gold. Why not re-bait them with a different character, now that you know what makes them tick and explode? Twisted Evil

Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 9:25 am

oh, I have been doing just that. I just don't mind sharing. It should put more pressure on the lads, too.

Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 12:40 pm

Doc^^

As is evident, there's plenty of idjits to 'go round' on both sides.

Master Baiter Joined: 11 Apr 2007 Posts: 101

can you pm me the address to the second lad? that one cracks me up, I'm going to get to know jumbalaya real well Laughing

i really appreciate it

Baiting Guru Joined: 17 Sep 2006 Posts: 5905

I think just sharing the dumb lads between ourselves lacks variation. We need to bait the more intelligent lads too as obviously they are going to be the more successful of the two groups when it comes to extracting money from real victims.

Posted: Sun May 13, 2007 5:26 pm

@rhinoceress
PM sent

@4x1x9
Very true. That's my first lad. He's pretty hard to bait. I would much rather go for lads that belong to international gangs, and are otherwise experienced, and more likely to get real victims, than someone like Shadrack. In fact, out of the 24 lads that I'm baiting now, about 20 write perfect English, have well-chopped passports and other such crap, and never flip my character's first and last names around.

Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 6:33 am

Hi Doc again^^

With Lad #1, yes it appears that he is a veteran rascal. [vet being to the lads anyone in it more than 2-3 months, I suppose]. Your lad obviously has an oga pulling the strings. If it gets any more legal, figure that the oga will be the barrister. Good op for YOU to set up a fake e-addy as 'the lawyer' as well.

With Lad #2, the newbie Lads seldom ever challenge any spelling/typing mistakes, as they are prone to them too....

Which affords you the opportunity to start contacting 'Jan' and calling him 'Jane'. See what happens then, and take it from there--there are many possibilities! Some even kinda kinky, but that's your own purlieu if you chase that angle. Just giving you the lowdown that you can direct the bait anywhere you wish it to go.

cheerz--jervis tetch / mad hatter