by 4warnedtwiceshy
Thanks but who is Marisa?
I would like to follow this up.
I would like to follow this up.
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Location Lagos, Nigeria
-sign your email address up for tons of spam.I think it's time to give up now.
-spoof the baiter/victim's email address and send out thousands of scam emails in their name (they will use a different reply-to address so that they get the real replies), in some cases essentially disabling the baiter/victim account due to the number of bounces, etc.
-report the baiter/victim as a scammer to their email provider
-if they are romance scammers, report their dating profile for scamming/facebook page, any other emails or profiles the scammer is aware of.
-go to anti-scam forums and other websites, and actually post the victims/baiters as scammers, or make nasty, vindictive posts accusing them of everything from adultery to felonies. This actually happens on scamwarners from time to time.
-send letters/emails to the baiter/victim's facebook friends trashing the person or making accusations as above. In one case, we actually encountered a romance victim whose scammer had emailed her employer--the nicest thing he called her in that email was a "whore".
-use the victim/baiter's physical address as the return address in fake check shipments--one victim went through several calls/visits from the police, and threatening/accusing calls and emails from the victims receiving those checks before it was sorted.
one of them is American for when the conversation became more literate.It's normal for the English to alternate between good and bad--in fact, that's one clear indicator of a scammer. It's not that it's two people--the "good" English is usually copied material. Scammers often have lots of prewritten material ready, even for chats--so that they can cut and paste it in quickly and keep multiple chats going.
this has to be the recoveryRecorvery scams promise you will get your money back ... if you pay more money. The scammers pretend to belong to some kind of law enforcement or other authority. For a detailed explanation read here: