Re: How to Scam a Scammer
- From: "FMB" <fmbb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2005 04:21:56 GMT
"Steve K" <smk17@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:smk17-E5A396.09394520122005@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi,
>
><snip>
>
> Yesterday I received this email:
>
> Hello,
>
> Good day, Sorry to disturb.i read your fifth wheel ad and i want to let
> you know of my interest in it. . Also give me a your last asking price
> if the fifth wheel is still available. Thanks.
>
> Michael Adell
> mic_adell@xxxxxxxx
>
<snip>
> buyers.Kind Regards
> Michael Adell
>
> If this is a scam, what should I write back to him?
>
> Thanks
Steve, of course this is a scam as others on this thread have noted. It is
good that you asked instead of trying to go ahead with the deal.
Some here have suggested you "Play" with the scammer. "Playing" takes a bit
of studying and practice. At the website linked below, people chronicle
their Plays with the Nigerian Letter Scammers and its quite funny. Some
have actually made a profit from it, though it is just as fun with no
profit.
Go to http://www.ebolamonkeyman.com/ and learn. WARNING: Do not read the
ebolamonkeyman pages while drinking. I will not be responsible for the
repair/replacement of any keyboards.
FMB
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