>>>For the anti (scam baiting) see nicholas message.
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>>>If I invest in a stamp and some paper I would use a better english then in the common e mails too. The scammer is normaly only playing the fool.
>>>He does a more sophisticated way to adress you. The return of fax scam should be better then those of e mails so one assume the snail would be even better.
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>>>Agnes
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>>>>I know about scam baiting, but you said anti-scam.
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>>>>Yes, these things exist but that's nothing to do with what I received. I got the typical "pitch" letter to me (although this is in good, grammatically correct English, well punctuated AND not all in upper case). The only other difference was that it wasn't by FREE email, where you can mailshot a million prospective "marks" for zilch, but posted to my name and address.
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>>I got frustrated with these jerks one time and let them know what I thought of them. Here is the threat/reply he/they sent back.
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>And have they killed you yet?
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>Funny how some guy want money from you and next thing someone else, anonymous, has paid "a lot of money" to have you killed.

I didn't hold back when I wrote back to him, so he was motivated :) I think UT members could have fun with one of these jerks by letting him think he has contacted a company that wants to do business with him. We could shuttle him all over the place, from department to department, all the while demanding that he pay a large fee in order for us to complete the transaction. We could post the ongoing saga in Chatter as entertainment.