Scambating at its best
 

Here is something for all to read and have a laugh. It's some funny stuff
http://www.419eater.com/html/joe_eboh.htm

get them everyday thanks for sharing this shit ::gfy

Have you ever replied to one just to fuck with um and waste there time? Its funny shit. The retards are actually trying to scam churches out of money.

glad someone is doing this

Me to. The way i look at it is the more time they waste on emailing me the less time they are spending actually scamming real Churches. There are a lot of churches that fall for this believe it or not. Also i think the idea of reverse scamming a scumbag that is trying to steal from good people is epic and funny as hell lol:thumbsup

love it ..

This one is a lot funnier then the other one lol http://www.419eater.com/html/george.htm

Looks fake to me. :2 cents:

I thought the same thing until i started getting them myself.

I don't think there's anyone online who hasn't gotten them. I'm saying the whole "making scammers pay" is fake, not their requests for money.

this was for sure a long read, but enjoyed it a lot lol, no wonder if prince joe joins the GFY comunity

Yeah. It could be fake who knows. I just happened upon the site and started reading. If it is real then prince joe is one of the dumbest scam artists ever. All in all though its pretty funny. I feel bad for the churches that actually get sucked in and fall for the crap. Its nice to see people fighting back ya know?

Lol. Yeah most of then on that site are pretty long. I find it to be pretty funny though.

Another scam
 

Friend was looking for a new roommate to share a house. She put an ad on Craig's List. She got two immediate responses. She almost fell for the 1st one. The prospective roommate wanted know how much the deposit was. Asked no other questions. Said she was moving from Minnesota in a few weeks, but had a sick uncle to care for. (I think she said he was in Sweden and she'd have to go there first). She just wanted to send the deposit so she'd know she have a place to live. (Sight unseen, not even any posted pics). Friend kept telling her, no deposit was necessary, just had to pay 1/2 rent & utilities as her brother owned the house and he didn't need a deposit. Gal kept insisting on sending a deposit.
About this point friend gets another email from another prospective roommate. Friend finally figured out it was some kind of scam as the second person's email was identical to the first, including spelling and punctuation errors. Easiest to spot was a double semi-colon;;.
Answer on the Internet. The scammer sends a big deposit check, then claims uncle made a mistake and sent the wrong amount. Then my friend would be asked to return the extra at once as it was urgently needed. Of course the deposit check would end up being fake.