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Oscar Pereda wrote:If the form you are using is a PDF I can convert it to a .DOCX for you.Thank you for your idea! I 've found the PDF converter to docx in the internet. Previous domain is killed, and no need to go on further with it. For this one I need to know for sure what I need to get from these pumpkin heads to shut it finally.
vonpaso xlura wrote:The previous hoster (Prospero Server, in Hivelocity) shut the mail service down, so the scammers moved it to another hoster (Qservers/Wiredtree). This is called jumping, as if the domain did it by itself.Quite smart onions these lads...
Alex W wrote:Quite smart onions these lads...I think the word I would choose is "Desperate", not smart. Yes, they have learned how to work "the system" to their advantage.
HillBilly wrote:Thank you for correcting me. In fact you're perfectly right. Same impression I got from communicating to them, trying to understand who they are... What I clearly could see is that they are not smart at all. They baited even my very ruough, fail tricks. Time to time I deliberately was playing very bad, giving them obvious reasons to doubt in me... They still didn't figure out the play and continued to believe I was a sincere clonk willing to pay to them, every time raising the price. No, they are just greedy, silly, dull fellows that have nothing human in fact: no compassion, no conscience, no sense, no soul probably... The whole system was surely invented and worked out by someone else, who is a Franchiser. And this guy, the inventor, should be more or less smart. Meanwhile these lads are just users of the machine invented and built by someone else...Alex W wrote:Quite smart onions these lads...I think the word I would choose is "Desperate", not smart. Yes, they have learned how to work "the system" to their advantage.
but if they would learn to stop stealing from people and other criminal activity, they would not need to "work the system" like they do.
Oscar Pereda wrote:Adobe has the service to convert some PDF to word or excel files in their siteThank you, Oscar, I've found it.... the thing is what's next target...
Bryon Williams wrote:You all can take this to PM or visit http://www.419eater.com for your baiting needs.I feel uncomfortable there, it's different than this site... Where I can discuss these things at that site? Don't see.
ETA: Do not bait here nor discuss it.
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Alex W wrote:You discuss it in an active baits or Help and Tips on Eater.Bryon Williams wrote:You all can take this to PM or visit http://www.419eater.com for your baiting needs.I feel uncomfortable there, it's different than this site... Where I can discuss these things at that site? Don't see.
ETA: Do not bait here nor discuss it.
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vonpaso xlura wrote:Alex, I've told you before, over two weeks ago. CEASE ALL COMMUNICATION WITH THE SCAMMERS IMMEDIATELY! DO NOT BAIT YOUR OWN SCAMMER! STOP RIGHT NOW!I appreciate your advice, VX, but sorry to confess, that it's only me myself, who decides when I gotta stop and whom I gotta bait... I'll try the new site advised... But these onions must feel good for a while more...
Head over to Eater if you'd like to help OTHERS bait this scammer (which may be unnecessary, if other targets of the scammer keep posting his new domains) or if you'd like to bait OTHER scammers. Don't bait this one yourself. Drop him.
