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Geek Culture / My worries are over... Yeah!

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 02:32
yeah the picture does look a bit odd...

xplosys
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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 04:08
A bit odd indeed, and especially if you know and you're looking for the alterations. Tomorrow should tell if it passed the test, he has been answering pretty quickly.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 06:25 Edited at: 29th Nov 2007 06:27
I have gotten some scam mail recently as well. See what I mean:

Quote: "MARKT INTERNATIONAL PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMSWINNING NOTIFICATION FOR CATEGORY A WINNER ONLY Attn Lucky Winner, We are pleased to inform you that you have emerged a winner in thefinal annual draw of our International Program. Your email address wasselected by our Electronic Random Selection System (ERSS) from anexclusive list of250,000,000 e-mail addresses of individual and corporate bodies generatedfroman internet resource database.No tickets were sold.Your email address is identified with Batch Number: 438209565-NL/2007and Ticket Number: PP 3072 /2007-07 in Category A and your claims portfoliois filed with Ref Number:MARKT 81 ES 9834.You are therefore to receive acash prize of $2,500,000.00. (Two Million Five Hundred Thousand UnitedStates Dollars) from the total payoutYour prize award has been insured under a bonded depository policywith your e-mail address, and will be transferred to you upon meeting theclaimsrequirements, statutory obligations, verifications, validations andsatisfactory report.To file for the processing of your prize sum payment, you are advisedto contact our Certified and Accredited claims agent for category Awinners withthe information below:
*************************************
Name: Mr. Edward LestraTel: +31 619 289 696Email:agent.edwardles@yahoo.de*************************************You are advice to provide him with the followinginformation:Names:Telephone/Fax number:Nationality:Ageccupation: NOTE:1. You MUST reply to the email address provided above2. All winnings must be claimed not later than 14 days, thereafterunclaimed funds would be included in the next stake. Remember to quote yourreference information in all correspondence.You are to keep all lotto information confidential,especially yourreference and ticket numbers. This is important as a case of double claimswillnot be entertained. Members of staff of affiliate agencies are automatically not allowed toparticipate in this program. Furthermore, should there be any change ofaddress,do inform our agent as soon as possible.Congratulations once more from our members of staff and thank you forbeing part of our promotional program. Yours Faithfully,Martin PrakLottery Coordinator. PRIVACY STATEMENT:1. Personal and winning data provided by winners to THIS PROMO remainsknown ONLY to the winner and INTERNATIONAL PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMS ORGANISATION.2a. All e-mail addresses, contact information, photographs and/orpersonal data of winners SHALL NOT be published or disclosed on ANY public orin any other public place or via any medium accessible to the public.2b. All e-mail addresses, contact information, photographs and/orpersonal data of winners SHALL NOT be disclosed to or made available to anythird party or agent outside the claims office.3. All e-mail addresses, contact information and/or personal data ofwinners are kept in an isolated database server protected from any externalaccess using SSL locking on 6th level binary pharse.This data is madeaccessible ONLY to MARKT INTERNATIONAL CYBER LOTTERY staff and authorizedagentsdirectly involved with the processing of winners claims.4. Winners are advised to keep their winning information away frompublic knowledge, in order to avoid any double claims, impersonation ormisrepresentation during the claims process.MARKT INTERNATIONAL PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMS will not be liable for anymisplaced claims as a owing to your negligence or publishing of your winninginformation."


What do you think I should say in response?


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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 08:17
Quote: "xplosys, just a a note, you can really see evidence of it being an edited photo. especially around the nose/eye area."


They won't be checking it... They will now be using it to attach to other emails... The scammer will now be an American called John Perone...

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 08:43
Quote: "They won't be checking it... They will now be using it to attach to other emails... The scammer will now be an American called John Perone..."


Haha... and it goes on, and on, and on... There's something poetic in that.

I agree, the photo does look a little odd, sort of drawn skin. But hey, it might work.

Quote: "I missed your post as I was posting myself. Some good ideas there. Thanks."


Ha, no probs. Just trying to contribute to the cause! Or whatever this is

I'm not actually a Kiwi, I just randomly thought it up one day.
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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 16:37
Eureka Seven,

Isn't it funny that a huge corporation (MARKT INTERNATIONAL PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMS) which is giving out millions of dollars in prizes doesn't have a website or it's own mail server? How you run that big of a company on Yahoo mail is just a miracle. LOL

Quote: "The scammer will now be an American called John Perone...
"


That would be hilarious. I hope I get that one too. I did not have an email waiting for me this morning, so either I blew it or he's busy with others. If I don't get a response by the end of the day I guess it's over.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 17:38
Well this one was short and sweet. It seems he is ready to get down to business. I have no intention of calling this guy, so if you have some good stall tactics, now is the time. Or is it "hammer time" with one last email response?

Quote: "Dear John Perone,

Thanks for your recent message. I'm in receipt of your passport. Kindly provide me with your direct telephone number for a heart to hear discussion on the way foward. I look forward speaking with you upon the provision of your contact number.

Kindest regards.

Your business partner,

Charles.
"


Perhaps I should give him the phone number for the CIA and call it a day?

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 17:40
I can kinda imagine that...


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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 17:54 Edited at: 29th Nov 2007 17:56
Whahaha, phone number for the CIA would be sweet - or just ask him for his, because you're currently at a business location or something .


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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 18:05
do the cia thing. seriously that one's good.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 18:09 Edited at: 29th Nov 2007 18:12
I'm checking my spam inbox. This looks pretty fun. But seriously, you should set up a new bank account under some phony details. Give him everything he needs to access it, put a penny in there and watch it dissapear. Like a street performer! Then you could get him busted for real.

Also, I think that photo may have scared him off. He'd think: "Ew, THAT'S who I'm scamming!?!" EDIT: Ah, I see not.

A thought just occurred. That picture of the passport was an attachment. What if he's stolen your identity? It's doubtful, but you can never be too sure.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 18:11
Quote: "or just ask him for his, because you're currently at a business location or something "


I thought about telling him that I called his number (he gave it to me in a previous mail) but it did not work. Being that I was still a little nervous about giving him my home phone number, could he provide me with another number and time to call him?

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 18:12
My cousin's girlfriend gave this one kid I know the FBI's phone number because he was always paranoid about the "Feds" coming after him for all his pirated software / games / "hacking" stuff. LOL. Maybe it was sorta mean... but it was funny.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 18:15
Quote: "coming after him for all his pirated software / games / "hacking" stuff. "


Hackers are an okay sort. Unless their like the ones that rip off peoples identities and stuff. But most of them are trying to open up opportunities denied to them on a computer.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 18:18
Quote: "Hackers are an okay sort. Unless their like the ones that rip off peoples identities and stuff. But most of them are trying to open up opportunities denied to them on a computer."

Good guys = hackers; Bad guys = crackers. How hard can it be?


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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 18:29
Quote: "But most of them are trying to open up opportunities denied to them on a computer"


Just like bank robbers are trying to open opportunities denied to them at the bank, and rapist's are trying to open opportunities denied to them at the strip club.

Unless some bad is not as bad as other bad, then I see your point.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 18:33
Quote: "Just like bank robbers are trying to open opportunities denied to them at the bank, and rapist's are trying to open opportunities denied to them at the strip club.

Unless some bad is not as bad as other bad, then I see your point.

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That'd be crackers, not hackers.


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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 18:41
Please note I quoted "hacking"

It was more like AIM scripts and stupid stuff like that.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 18:41
Funny, I always thought of crackers as little, baby hackers. You know the ones who use other peoples code and tools to get the job done, then sign their name to it so they can show their buddies what they did?

Never thought of it as a greater/lesser evil kind of thing, but I guess it works out that way anyway.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 20:24
There's no 'greater/leesr evil'. Hackers are GOOD, Crackers are EVIL.


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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 22:19
Quote: "Crackers are EVIL"


I believe the aup prohibits racist talk. Please stop the prejudice against my people.

Haha

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 22:25
Quote: "Please stop the prejudice against my people."


You have people? Have them contact my people. We'll do lunch. LOL

But on topic..... You decide the course of action here. Do I continue to string him along or pull the plug?

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 22:27
String him along. More fun that way.
WMumamamamamamama!
...
I mean Mwuhahahahahah!


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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 22:34 Edited at: 29th Nov 2007 22:34
Mmm. I dunno. How about 1 more email, then give him the CIA?

Oh BTW, he won't like that and spam the hell out of you afterwards.


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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 22:46
I agree with tha_rami. But then spam is going to be a problem, so it may be better to get a new email account.

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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 23:51
Quote: "Mmm. I dunno. How about 1 more email, then give him the CIA?"


Uhhh nah. I think it's time to cut bait. I grow tired of it already and I think most everyone else has too.

This is my last email to Mr. Charles Brown. The phone numbers are the published numbers for the CIA from their website. The email account for John Perone has been deleted. If he ever existed, I know not where. If Charlie Brown even reads the whole message, it might be fun to see the look on his face. I'm sure he has heard it all before, but it was fun for a minute.

Quote: "Mr. Charles Brown,

I'm happy to hear that this is moving forward. Here is my telephone and FAX number you requested:

Phone: (703) 482-0623
FAX: (703) 482-1739

Please call me when you are able. I am very excited about where this is going. It is not every day that someone as inept as yourself tries to pull off a scam so terribly. And what's the deal with that name? Charles Brown? At least John Perone isn't a cartoon character. Who is your wife, Peppermint Pattie?

But to the point, I was hoping to gain a working knowledge of this scam, so that I might try it myself. I think I could be quite good at it, since I am much more intelligent than you, but I grow tired of your pitiful execution. Would you mind terribly if I asked you to just send me your notes, nothing too detailed, as I would want to put my own spin on it. What was the next step? Were we getting close to the part where I have to pay attorney fees, or you needed my banking account details? Send that along if you would please.

Anyway, it's been fun and the guys at the office got a lot of laughs out of it. Best of luck in your future endeavors.

Your business partner,
John.

P.S Feel free to use the John Perone passport in you next scam. Don't claim to be an attorney though, because you suck at it."


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Posted: 29th Nov 2007 23:57
^That was gold! Really nice last E-mail you got there Mr. xplosys

You made "hero of the day" award and got yourself a nice spot on my wall as a flat poster with a bloated picture of your avatar.

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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 00:06
I like how you handled Charlie Brown. I hope he responds but I doubt he would. This isn't the first time somebody figured him out. For that you get the following items:







And alot of:


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Oh Oh Oh! I'll try and write a sample one!

Quote: "Subject: You've won the ticket-less international lottery!
Dear Winner,
im an offical with teh international lottery you've won 16,052 Vietnamese Dong!
Wire $250 USD to collect the money. Congrats! "



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Quote: "16,052 Vietnamese Dong!"


LOL. What is that..... like 6 bucks?

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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 02:01
1.00 USD. lol


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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 02:26 Edited at: 30th Nov 2007 02:28
xplosys, that e-mail was absolutely gold. Great build-up, will make the hammer land like a bomb going off in his face, lol.

How fun would it be if he'd just read the numbers and call, then find out he called the CIA and read the rest?


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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 02:33
Haha, nice email . I'd like to see the look on his face when he gets down to the second paragraph .


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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 06:09
Hahaha, really nice reply, man! Gave me quite a good laugh!

If you do happen to get a reply, please post it!
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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 09:04
NICE! Perfect way to end it!

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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 09:39
Well done, xplosys. That guy's really gonna feel gutted thinking he strung you along for this long when in fact you were onto him all the time. Good thinking using the phone number for the CIA, let's hope he calls!

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Hehehehe.
Gold.


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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 14:09
Excellent ending to an amusing pastime. Scam-baiting... I should try it sometime.

On another note...
Quote: "Good guys = hackers; Bad guys = crackers. How hard can it be?"


I always thought crackers were people interested in solving problems and conundrums, often using computers - ie. the Good guys. And hackers were the people who screwed up bank accounts and traced you on the internet and wrote trojans. But I could well be wrong.

I'm not actually a Kiwi, I just randomly thought it up one day.
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It's the other way round


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Quote: "I always thought crackers were people interested in solving problems and conundrums, often using computers - ie. the Good guys. And hackers were the people who screwed up bank accounts and traced you on the internet and wrote trojans. But I could well be wrong."

You could be working for national television.


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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 14:22 Edited at: 30th Nov 2007 14:23
LOL! That was too funny.

Although, after reading KeoC's message, it would have been GREAT if you would have replied something like this:

Quote: "Mr. Brown,

Thank you for this opportunity. Yesterday, something amazing happened though. I won an international lottery! It is simply amazing! I didn't even purchase any tickets for it! So, I am sorry to say that I am no longer in need of the money. It just isn't worth my effort anymore. Thanks for the opportunity!"


This all makes me want to open a new e-mail account just for this purpose. It would be fun to use names like "Charles Norris" and send him a pic of Chuck on the passport. Or use Mr.T and use things like "I pitty the fool..." in your messages.

Good job with this. I know I got a few laughs from it!


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Quote: "Yesterday, something amazing happened though. I won an international lottery! It is simply amazing! I didn't even purchase any tickets for it! So, I am sorry to say that I am no longer in need of the money. "


ROFL. I'll have to remember that one. Precious!

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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 16:36
That sucker was hanging on thin wire for too long. You finally did the merciful thing and cut it loose. That was hilarious by the way! This thread has been good fun.

Smiles an' stuff
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That was amazing, xplosys.

Too funny.

Quote: "This all makes me want to open a new e-mail account just for this purpose. It would be fun to use names like "Charles Norris" and send him a pic of Chuck on the passport. Or use Mr.T and use things like "I pitty the fool..." in your messages.
"


LOL!

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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 19:04
@Ron Erickson: Hahaha, that was great!
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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 19:10 Edited at: 30th Nov 2007 19:12
Quote: "As for the Google search, anything is possible, but I've got a feeling that I'm not the only one he's corresponding with... in fact I'll bet there are many. Unless he is keeping all the e-mails and then waiting a week for google to cache the pages and typing in a portion of that particular e-mail.... well you know."


Haha, I'm not saying the guy would... but if I wanted to find you, and you wrote me that type of email, I would check to see if you published it anywhere.

Than again, these guys are pretty retarded and my Mom can probably work a computer better than some of them can...


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Posted: 30th Nov 2007 19:32
Just for laughs, I took the first line of his letter and searched it on Google.

Quote: "Results 1 - 10 of about 86 for "I am Barr. Charles Brown". (0.28 seconds) "


There were 86 results. There are whole groups dedicated to the guy. Actually, I think it's more than one guy and they're all sharing the script.

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Ok my turn. I got a very similer e-mail. SO I'm looking forward to having some fun with this one.

Quote: "
Dear Sir/Madam,
COMPLIMNT OF THE DAY TO YOU I am Mr Wong Shiu Ki, an Account Officer with the International bank ofTaipei and I have a very sensitive and confidential brief for you frominternational bank of Taipei, Taiwan.
I am requesting for yourpartnership in re-profiling funds I will give the details, but insummary, the funds are coming via Bank Of Taipei Taiwan.
This is a legitimate transaction,You will be paid 30% for yourManagement Fees". If you are interested,please write back and provideme with your confidential telephone and fax numbers, and I will providefurther details and instructions. Please keep this confidential, as wecan't afford more political problems.
Finally, please note that thismust be concluded within twoweeks. Please write back promptly via this confidential email address [removed] for further information.
I look forward to it.

Regards, Mr Wong Shiu Ki."


What should I say?


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Posted: 1st Dec 2007 00:29 Edited at: 1st Dec 2007 00:29
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Whadup homes? I can todally give u da hookup. Hit me back yo, my cell got kifed, so hit me up at my emailz.

Keepin' it real,
Joe Cool
"

I should get into this...


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Oh, and use the address.. 123 pimpin' it drive!

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