NiceNice to see that a Nigerian email scammer got own3d. I wonder if he knows my buddy Johnson. File under Nigerian Email Buddies. 11:37:40 PM |
When It Rains It PoursI'd been mulling over whether or not to start messing with Dr. Dokpesi's head, when I got 3 more emails. It seems I've won lotteries in both Spain and the Netherlands. I've been contacted by both the Eagle Star Fortune Lotto in Madrid and the Platinum International Lottery in the Netherlands. Hey, between Dr. Dokpesi and this latest development, I'd say my finances are well secure. Don't you think so? File under Nigerian Email Buddies. 10:45:20 PM |
Another OneI knew that it had been too quiet for too long. Today I finally got another email from a Nigerian scam artist looking to work out all of the "modalities" of the situation:
Man, how can I possibly pass this opportunity up? Should I go ahead and lead Dr. Dokpesi on, and if I do, should I use the same characters that I used with my friend Johnson? Should I make new ones up? Come on, let me know. I know you're out there. Didn't your mom tell you not to leave that webcam on? File under Nigerian Email Buddies. 2:30:55 AM |
More Nigerian Nonsense, Part 2According to News.com, at least three Nigerian diplomats in line for top ambassadorial posts failed the simple test of remembering how to sing the west African country's anthem, or reciting its pledge, parliamentary officials said. However they do know about some funds they need help transfering. File under Nigerian Email Buddies. 1:10:25 PM |
Goodbye JohnsonAs they say, "all good things must come to an end." And some bad things too. It was time for me to end my email relationship with my friend Johnson. I'd like to say he took things well but, alas, I'm afraid he was extremely disappointed. The day started with Johnson, apparently worried about the deal, complaining to Mr. Bawls:
Johnson was in for the shock of his life when he received this email back from Mr. Bawls' greedy, and apparently homicidal, lawyer:
The pictures are here and here. Maybe you don't want the kiddies to look though. Don't worry, they're not real. They're Photoshopped fakes. And no, neither one is me or my wife. Johnson didn't take things too well. I was kind of hoping that he would see through the charade, given how over-the-top Mr. Hyman's response was. Anyway, Johnson emailed back in a most threatening manner:
Why the hell does he start out with "HOW ARE YOU TODAY?" Maybe it's the only way he knows how to start a letter. Anyway, he must have thought his response was not strong enough, so he followed things up with this email:
He obviously compared the photo of Mr. Bawls in the bathtub very closely with his passport. You've got to give the guy credit, he should be on CSI. Pretty testy, huh? Big talk. Anyway, given his negative attitude toward our relationship, I had no choice but to cut him loose. I sent him this:
Then, being the soft-hearted guy I am, I felt that I should help the guy out a little bit. So I sent him this invitation:
As far as I know, he hasn't RSVP'd. File under Nigerian Email Buddies. 8:18:28 PM |
Let Him WaitJohnson's getting anxious and I've decided to let him wait over the weekend until Mr. Hyman contacts him (you need time to dispose of the bodies after all):
And here's a quote for you to ponder as this lovely weekend unfolds:
Don't forget to watch the lunar eclipse! File under Nigerian Email Buddies. 10:27:08 AM |
Johnson Says HelloMy Nigerian pal Johnson dropped me a line today:
As per the plan, I didn't respond. He'll find out tomorrow that he's no longer dealing with Mr. Bawls. File under Nigerian Email Buddies. 5:25:32 PM |
I've Been Thinking . . .. . . about how I'm going to end this little dance with my Nigerian scam artist Johnson. I'm getting bored with this. Judging by the number of comments I'm getting (if anybody is even reading this) the public at large must be bored too. Anyway, here's today's latest:
And my response:
Well, here's what I figure I'm going to do. It doesn't seem that these guys read the emails too closely. I'm going to see just how much attention they're paying. It's time to bring Mr. Bawls' greedy lawyer, Buster Hyman, Esq. into the picture. Now, it's going to become obvious to Johnson that he's not getting his money wired to Benin tomorrow. I think I'll let him stew a day or so and email Mr. Bawls trying to find out what happened. Then I'll inject Mr. Hyman into the equation, claiming that he eliminated Mr. Bawls and Ms. Abner from the picture. That's eliminated with extreme prejudice. Maybe Mr. Hyman will even send Johnson some pictures (Photoshopped of course) as proof. Then we'll have Mr. Hyman demand that the money be wired to him, or he'll blow the whistle on the whole deal. Sweet. Let's see if Johnson goes for it. File under Nigerian Email Buddies. 8:31:54 PM |
