Thursday, May 26, 2005
Called on My Bullshit
FAO:Rufus Sixx
I received your mail, the way you are handling thistransaction, I dont think you are serious. Whatstopped you from sending the following,
1.Senders name
2.Senders address
3.Receivers name which should be Daniel Okoro
4.Receiver address, which should be, Ikeja LagosNigeria
5.Text question
6.Text answer
7.Control number
8.Amount sentIf you send the above information by email, you don'tneed to send attachment.
When I checked the westernunion on the net with the information on the firstattachment no record to show that you actually paidthis money.
I will wait to hear from you.
Yours faithfully,
Daniel Okoro
I need a break to think this one out. My goal is to keep him wasting his time. My strategy is to look like an idiot that has no clue what he's doing and needs to have my hand held by the Nigerians. I am an inept and incompetent person with money to give to perpetrators of 419 fraud. My tactics are generally apologizing profusely for my mistakes and trying to do things again. At this point I'm thinking of bringing in Useni...yeah, that's it. Useni can help me with this.
Dear Mr. Useni:
I am beginning to question my faith in Mr. Daniel Okoro. I sent him his fees via Western Union and he tells me he never received the money! I think he may be trying to take more money for his services because he knows that once we complete the transaction for Graham Peterson's inheritance I will have plenty of money.
What do you think Mr. Useni? I know that Intertrust Bank recommended his services, but I am beginning to worry that he is not a man to be trusted, since twice I have sent him money (the first time I made an error) and the second time he says I never sent it. I am also beginning to believe that he has taken my money and wants more.
Please forgive me Mr. Useni for questioning Mr. Okoro's legitemacy, but I am beginning to wonder if it would not be a better idea to use the services of someone else.
Please get back to me on this, as I am very worried that Mr. Okoro may have taken my money.
Sincerely,
Scamblog
I received your mail, the way you are handling thistransaction, I dont think you are serious. Whatstopped you from sending the following,
1.Senders name
2.Senders address
3.Receivers name which should be Daniel Okoro
4.Receiver address, which should be, Ikeja LagosNigeria
5.Text question
6.Text answer
7.Control number
8.Amount sentIf you send the above information by email, you don'tneed to send attachment.
When I checked the westernunion on the net with the information on the firstattachment no record to show that you actually paidthis money.
I will wait to hear from you.
Yours faithfully,
Daniel Okoro
I need a break to think this one out. My goal is to keep him wasting his time. My strategy is to look like an idiot that has no clue what he's doing and needs to have my hand held by the Nigerians. I am an inept and incompetent person with money to give to perpetrators of 419 fraud. My tactics are generally apologizing profusely for my mistakes and trying to do things again. At this point I'm thinking of bringing in Useni...yeah, that's it. Useni can help me with this.
Dear Mr. Useni:
I am beginning to question my faith in Mr. Daniel Okoro. I sent him his fees via Western Union and he tells me he never received the money! I think he may be trying to take more money for his services because he knows that once we complete the transaction for Graham Peterson's inheritance I will have plenty of money.
What do you think Mr. Useni? I know that Intertrust Bank recommended his services, but I am beginning to worry that he is not a man to be trusted, since twice I have sent him money (the first time I made an error) and the second time he says I never sent it. I am also beginning to believe that he has taken my money and wants more.
Please forgive me Mr. Useni for questioning Mr. Okoro's legitemacy, but I am beginning to wonder if it would not be a better idea to use the services of someone else.
Please get back to me on this, as I am very worried that Mr. Okoro may have taken my money.
Sincerely,
Scamblog
