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kzhe wrote: ↑Thu Feb 25, 2021 2:42 pm Thanks! also, I want to make an alt account before I start, but I don't want to use a phone number. Help?!!?

Welcome!

As far as disposable e-mail addresses that don't need a phone number to send a confirmation number to first, I like GMX.com and Protonmail.com

I like both GMX.com and Protonmail.com whenever needing free disposable e-mails for any reason, including baiting. And like Bertje said, I'd also recommend not clicking on any links sent by scammers. I'd also add not to download any attachments that they might send along. They might be harmless, but...

I've had something similar happen to me, though. Originally, I'd played along with just such a scam (with scammers claiming to be the chairman and CEO of a bank, and after a quick Internet search I found that there was an actual bank by that name with an individual with that name listed as chairman ...

sparky905 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13, 2021 5:51 pm You and your "devilish group" are just evil!

Yeah, you know us "evil" people around here. We go around wasting innocent scammers' time and getting their bank accounts shut down for no good reason whatsoever! How dare we!

Seems I did speak a little early on this, as I did just get a response from both "Mrs Margaret" and "Don Wallace" directing me to a new e-mail address for their bank. I sent "Don" an e-mail referencing the second bank account he sent me with more tales of woe about how ...

From: Mrs. Mag <[email protected].com> Sent: Saturday, January 9, 2021 5:22 PM To: Recipients <[email protected].com> Subject: The Business in my Office! I've a business in my office that will benefit both of us. What might that business be? ~Vinny Hello Vinny, Thank you for your resp...

[No need to quote the prior text above, just think of this as an ongoing conversation! - Kitty LaGore] Well, the individuals who go by the usernames ghost, Rover, and bware419ers (their usernames are red in the forums) are the "big three" site admins. Click on one of their profiles and se...

OK, just dealt with one spammer that I think has run its course, and did get a bit of interesting info in the process. ;) The spammer's e-mails in red, my replies in blue, with other comments from me in black. On Monday, November 2, 2020, 08:00:12 AM MST, Nelly Fleitas Riveros <[email protected].uba.ar> ...

Very good. One thing to do, if you haven't already, is whenever you get what looks to be actual bank account information is to contact one of the moderator or site administrators here and provide them with that information so that they can arrange to get it shut down.

[No need to quote conversation above 8-) -Kitty] All e-mails involved are presented here (with, of course, the sole editing of any sort being the removal of the contact address & phone number, which were the actual public address & phone number of the Norfolk, VA field office of the FBI as ...

Hi! I'm new here! (Although I've already put up a couple of other posts here just prior to this one). Just started getting into scambaiting (actually found this site while searching for online advice on how to do that). Going through the site and seeing what I can learn (which certainly looks to be ...

For me, I'd seen a couple of websites that talked about people doing it (as well as having briefly scanned a book at Barnes and Noble that someone had actually published where they had done it a lot), as well as having seen a few YouTube videos where the person records themselves messing around with...

After a week of not hearing back from the guy, I did send one final e-mail to him (though I still have yet to hear from him): Probably best if you choose another occupation than any kind of law enforcement employee if you want to keep the lad engaged. That's assuming they even bother to read your f...

Welcome to Eater, please take time to read the rules here , particularly this part (my bolding) We do not involve innocent third parties (ITPs) in our baits. This means any real person or entity, regardless of your opinion of them, who has not consented to be involved in your bait. You may use cont...

Hi! Newbie here. Here is my first effort at pranking scammers. It's not a long one when compared to some of the stuff I've read here, but hopefully it is a good one. The scammer's e-mails are in blue, while my responses are in red (with one note from me to you guys in black partway down to help put ...