Welcome to the
world of Scambaiting!
Does somebody want to transfer
millions of dollars into your account?
Does someone want you pay you to cash cheques and send
them the money?
Met a new friend/penpal on a friendship/dating site who's
asking you for money?
Has a dying person contacted you wanting your help to give
his money to charity?
Have you sold an item and are asked to accept a payment
larger than the item amount?
IT'S A SCAM!
Don't fall for common scams like
this - fight them!
So what is scambaiting?
Well, put simply, you enter into a dialogue with scammers,
simply to waste their time and resources. Whilst you are
doing this, you will be helping to keep the scammers away
from real potential victims and screwing around with the
minds of deserving thieves.
It doesn't matter if you
are new to this sport or a hardened veteran; if you are
wasting the time of a scammer, or frustrating them in any
way well that's good enough for us, and we would welcome you
to join with our now very large community.
Although this site
concentrates mainly on the Nigerian
419 scam, we are happy to deal with other types of scams
if and when the opportunity arises. We also have a large
team of experts dedicated to the removal and closure of fake
scammer banks and sites.
Even if you are a
newcomer, much fun can be had and at the same time you will
be doing a public service. If you are new to this game and
need to know what scambaiting is all about, please click on
the 419 FAQ link at the top of
the page. See also Baiting Tips
for information on getting started on this great cyber-sport
We encourage everyone to
contribute to this site and the good cause of scambaiting by
joining in the fun on the
FORUM
where you can meet new friends and seek expert help, tips
and advice on anti-scamming. User participation is
absolutely encouraged. Please help us to raise awareness the
world over!
Do not be fooled into
thinking scammers operate from a specific part of the world.
Advance fee fraud scammers are a world-wide menace, and they
operate from every continent. These scammers range from
small one-man-band criminals scamming a few thousand dollars
a year, to highly organised groups raking in hundreds of
thousands of dollars a month.
The Road to Chad/Darfur is back!

Finally, after nearly four years, The Road to
Chad/Darfur is now republished. Read one of the most infamous
scambaits of all time. Read the story of two scammers that
traveled from Lagos, Nigeria to far off Sudan, where they
ventured into a civil war in Western Darfur, never to be heard
from again. Read how their desperate boss (oga) was convinced
that he could rescue them by traveling to Khartoum, Sudan, only
to be met with ridicule at a Sudanese prison.
It is rare for a scambait to be noticed outside
the scambaiting community. Once the word got out about this one
though, all that changed. At the time this "safari" was happening,
thousands of people from around the world were glued to their
computers, waiting for updates. This bait even triggered a mini
civil war within the scambaiting community, many suggesting that
this bait went "too far".
Here is what others had to say...
The lads stranded somewhere in Chad, possibly crossing over into
Darfur...their oga in Khartoum, likely spending thousands of his ill-gotten
dollars and afraid to go back to Nigeria without his accomplices...truly bad
people getting their just desserts...this is pure gold. Thanks for the best
scambaiting entertainment I've ever seen!
-Sudsman
It’s just shocking to see someone being so mercilessly F***ed over.
-Psychomillionaire
This is the best of the comeuppances for these 419 schemers yet. The
patience you displayed is monumental- we're talking a well developed Russian
novel here, folks.
-Pat the Bouncer
This will be one of those baits that folks talk about for years.
-Sir Reginald Gaylord
Whatever your point of view, you are bound to be
captivated by this important piece of scambaiting history,
The Road to Chad/Darfur.
Please take time to
read our article, "The Ethics of
Scambaiting"
and also the following important
information.
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Here are some of the latest threads from our forums |
MISCELLANEOUS SCAMS FORUM |
paddyj
Posted:11-20-2009
Views:29
Replies:1 |
Nearly fell for vistaprint scam. Vistap advertised by Amazon |
| Received a flyer inside box from Amazon. Vistaprint has very dodgy ratings and some consider it purely a scam (rubbish product, automatic enrollment at £10 per month without ability to stop payments/membership). Looks like they might even print fake.......... |
Happy_Slacker
Posted:11-20-2009
Views:19
Replies:0 |
Make Money With $25 <info@makemoneywith25dollars.com> |
| [quote:13b1944d41]
From Make Money With $25 Fri Nov 20 05:14:51 2009
X-Apparently-To: <snip> via 76.13.12.172; Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:14:55 -0800
Return-Path: <bounces@makemoneywith25dollars.com>
X-YahooFilteredBulk: 67.222.39.32
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frog
Posted:11-19-2009
Views:68
Replies:0 |
apple iphone scam |
| i saw this on another site i go to
site they're talking about is http://www.anitaonlinestoreltd.org
[quote:dd063c46d4]Hi, I'm in the United States and found this website [url=http://www.anitaonlinestoreltd.org]Anita Online Store. - Home[/url] .......... |
Happy_Slacker
Posted:11-18-2009
Views:58
Replies:1 |
$$$$ I CAN HELP YOU $$$$$$ |
| [quote:011326fe00]
From richarddeth Wed Nov 18 19:01:40 2009
X-Apparently-To: <snip> via 76.13.12.142; Wed, 18 Nov 2009 11:03:25 -0800
Return-Path: <richarddeth@gmail.com>
X-YahooFilteredBulk: 209.85.220.169
X-YMailISG: <sn.......... |
Happy_Slacker
Posted:11-18-2009
Views:87
Replies:2 |
HI, IN JESUS NAME! |
| I don't really understand the angle of this email, but if anyone can clarify for me it would be much appreciated. Maybe charity scam, since it doesn't quite go into 419 perhaps?
[quote:0a258be55f]
From enfant meurtrie Wed Nov 18 13:18:54 2009
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