DON'T Just Say OK To Scammers (Long Rambling Conversations Also Work)

I won't pretend this video is short, informative or even particularly funny - this is just what happens if you try to cultivate a long and hopefully frustrating conversation with am advance fee scammer.

It's 20 minutes long. Don't waste that much of your life and then blame it on me.

Here's an index of FAQs related to this series:
How can I get started scambaiting? https://youtu.be/f-5b8xX443k?t=568
Why do you blur the scammers' email addresses? https://youtu.be/dOmQ9O-hLI4?t=389
Why don't you read the scammer's emails in an Indian Accent? https://youtu.be/eriE-tENa4M?t=350
Why don't you report these scammers to the police? https://youtu.be/uQiMpZvCabw?t=1106
Are These Stories Real? https://youtu.be/94FtVrc4vZA?t=426
How Do People Even Fall For Scams? https://youtu.be/ecydTPWuRFI?t=243
How Safe Is Scambaiting? https://youtu.be/xHBfkQ2UoXY?t=249
How Do I Receive So Many Scam Emails? https://youtu.be/5v8myjxDq-k?t=259
Aren't you just wasting your time? https://youtu.be/UxTQVFV2GMU?t=690

In this video, we will also discover what happens if you try to change the rules., such as telling the scammer to deduct the advance fee from the award amount (spoiler: it doesn't succeed, obviously)

I've been scambaiting since 2004 - and some of my previous efforts have been more elaborate than this one (here's my very first if you want to read it: https://forum.419eater.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5169 )

As I have mentioned in the video, some people compared my previous (Just say OK to scammers) video to the work of James Veitch. I'm not by any means trying to compete with his quite admirable and finely crafted scambaiting. If you're scratching your head wondering who he is, here is a link you might enjoy:

Scamalot on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSKUhDnoJjYmeW6nNasZSaVAGh4u91pEk

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