collinsuchendu:


It was just for fun but I said I'm sorry. Or are you finding it hard to forgive me?

TruthSeeker1:
StacyO
You said you gave him a "fake home address", how then did the package get to you?

StacyO:


You're forgiven dear. I don't know how to keep grudges.

lefulefu:
lol e don tey wey guys dey use pictures of attractive ladies to scam other dudes nau.even here in nl it's been done and in most cases na pictures of instagram models wey dem collect dem dey use or they use hacked female facebook accounts with pictures of attractive females.its rare for such guys to use d pictures of their real girlfriends.

lefulefu:
the format is very lame and any human being with at least normal sense would know straight away it's scam.but still good u share ur experience incase for ppl with abnormally low iq and excessive greed who might fall for this childlish scam

tyup:


The truth is the Fraud mentality Virus killing y'all in the South hasn't spread to the North yet and the funny thing is, it'll kill y'all without spreading to the North

My Advice is you and y'all folks should get a Life and be an Advocate against Fraud cuz ur obviously Helpless

11thGoldTREE:
Well this format has been around for a long time and it's amazing people still fall for it.

But here, today, I present to you my encounter.
The nigga actually added me on one of the scam groups he created to perpetrate the scam. Then he was unfortunate enough to message me.

Please notice that the picture on his profile isn't his but that of a woman who might not even know what her picture is being used for

czarr:


Realising the scam i told them to be patient that i was going to the bank, after that i told them the bank is crowded and closed that i was now on my way to the ATM, my prayer na make the scammers dey bar dey order drink, after that i told them to not be angry that the atm at my side is not dispensing that i would call a friend to transfer money to them, na so i turn the bastardss their life ehn, they wasted atleast 500naira calling me.

StacyO:

Lol

Those guys are everywhere.
They are VERY smart.
They know exactly what to tell you to get you dripping.
Lol

They gain a lot from gullible people as well.
A girl got duped of 500k from this same internet boyfriend. Lol



Y'all should watch out ooo. No be everything wey wear skirt suppose wear skirt oo.

Girls plenty for street,na that one wey flash senxy pictures online na im you wan nack. Okay



It is well.

StacyO:
This was when the DHL deliverer number was sent.

StacyO:


Lol

Love really moved her.

I can't really blame her cause,the format this guys use is way beyond physical.
They can easily control your mind,twist your head in the name of romance.
I knew why I shared that here cause, some ladies will still fall for it.

They'll make the delivery so real that you will obviously believe. In fact,you'll empty your current and future acct.



My heart really goes to your colleague. Hope she's doing well now??

StacyO:


I really don't understand the joy some ladies derive from dating those into internet fraud( yahoo).

A girl told me a story of how she got used by her yahoo boyfriend. I'm not sure she's up to 17.


Few weeks later,she told me she was in a new relationship with a bigger yahoo guy.
You can say I was more than shocked.

StacyO:
Will make this as concise as possible.



Facebook as we all know is a platform for all (good,bad).
I bet you know scammers abound everywhere,you just won't be able to know the skills and new methods they come up with.

I personally, tend to accept every friend request that comes into my list,why because I find it fun doing. Not like I'm a fan of chatting with this people(who majority are mostly kids below age 15).

A message came in and surprisingly,it was from a new friend who goes by the name Peter Agann (fake name). You guessed right

Chatting kicked off and he revealed quite a lot in just that little time. He told me how he wanted us to be more than just friends and so many other long bla bla bla messages. I declined but,my new friend insisted and all of a sudden he told me he was on his way to get me a brand new phone.

Hmmmm. I knew something was amiss but,I played along.

He took so many photos (when he was on his way to get the phone, at the mall and the phone he bought).


The interesting part that I know will get any lady believing it to be true was when he took a picture of the package,wrapped in a DHL delivery bag. With my name and fake home address (which I gave him) on it.

He said DHL will deliver the package within 24hrs and I should go collect it immediately it gets to the country else,they take it back to the main source. Funny,right?

I accepted but, kept playing along. He sent me a number which I was meant to make use of in any case the gift gets to the country,told me they'll call to confirm and give me any other important info.

The long awaited goods arrived and I called the number he gave me. The guy that picked the call changed his voice immediately (I noticed that).


A condition was given.

It was demanded of me to pay some certain amount of money before I can get the gift. If not,I won't get the gift delivered and it would automatically be sent back to Mr Peter.

At this point,I told Mr Peter that I knew all the games he was playing,right from day one.
He blocked me immediately and barred me from calling him.





I used another number and a girl picked.
What does that tell you? They make use of the same number to defraud both gender(both male and female).
On the WhatsApp page,a girl's picture was used and on Facebook a male.

They are everywhere on social media(especially dating sites) and they target mostly African or African American women.

Men are not even left out cause they make use of beautiful female pictures (their girlfriends perhaps) to lure men in.

Those guys are smart and I couldn't help but come to the terms that anyone can actually fall victim.

I don't blame the victims at all, why? Cause this fraudsters have a very perfect high IQ.

Few months down the line I got threat msgs on WhatsApp but,I wasn't bothered cause I'm certain they can't trace me.


What I'm typing all along,ladies and gentlemen,please be careful. A scammer wouldn't want to know if that money in your acct is your last kobo.
Be contented with the little you have.

Don't let greed or get rich quick syndrome to over shadow you.

They are on every social media group. That lady or man's photo you've been salivating on might just be another money sucker on the loose.





How can this get to DHL delivery services?

Cause when this thing happened,i thought DHL was another scam entirely. Until I got to know scammers are making use of everything available.







Stay safe.

StacyO:
Screenshot 1

After I'm done having fun with him,I sent him a message.






Screenshot 2&3

Months later,I got a threat message from a so called DHL deliverer
On this WhatsApp info,you can see the girls photo they made use of.
That photo is to lure unsuspecting males.

lefulefu:
lol i get a lot of dms from guys using stolen female instagram pixs or hacked accounts trying to use one format or the other to obtain.I know all the trick so i wont get fooled and besides its guys who log on onto social media with the desperate hope of getting an online girl that get easily scammed .If u as a guy is not desperate why will you be hefty sums of money to a girl u dont even know just because she promised to travel over to ur side .

Kayberg:


That was a direct threat on your life and safety.
The perpetrator might even be someone who knows you, due to the velocity of thi threat.

Advice: Report to the Police.

And what is the name of the font you use?
I seem to like it better than my 'Glint'.

Pat081:
So why do u have 2give us fake name and nt d guys real name

talk2hb1:

I have experience it too, your package landed in Abuja through British Airways

SarutobiEky:
This one Na learner. Na old format wey don dey lose e efficacy Na him this one carry cone here. Tsewwww. Think say Na beta thing sef

lefulefu:
still good she brought it here though.some ppl are still falling for terrible old school formats.imagine d old school format that trended in the mid 2000s where someone would send u an email telling u that u won a price of twenty thousand dollars and pls u should send an amount of 500 dollars to a certain account to claim ur price.ppl are still falling for such old format till today. Haha. True sha oga boss..you're right.

StacyO:


This might be weird but,I'm attracted to small portable phones than bigger ones.


I have enough phones already "

Big,small,old,tokunbo,imported, non tested. LOL



Pack well abeg.

StacyO:


The police won't take it seriously,trust me.


I'll just take it as an empty threat cause,there were many more like it.


Besides,nothing serious found on with the font. I just decided to use that.
Thanks for the advice,I appreciate

StacyO:
Will make this as concise as possible.



Facebook as we all know is a platform for all (good,bad).
I bet you know scammers abound everywhere,you just won't be able to know the skills and new methods they come up with.

I personally, tend to accept every friend request that comes into my list,why because I find it fun doing. Not like I'm a fan of chatting with this people(who majority are mostly kids below age 15).

A message came in and surprisingly,it was from a new friend who goes by the name Peter Agann (fake name). You guessed right

Chatting kicked off and he revealed quite a lot in just that little time. He told me how he wanted us to be more than just friends and so many other long bla bla bla messages. I declined but,my new friend insisted and all of a sudden he told me he was on his way to get me a brand new phone.

Hmmmm. I knew something was amiss but,I played along.

He took so many photos (when he was on his way to get the phone, at the mall and the phone he bought).


The interesting part that I know will get any lady believing it to be true was when he took a picture of the package,wrapped in a DHL delivery bag. With my name and fake home address (which I gave him) on it.

He said DHL will deliver the package within 24hrs and I should go collect it immediately it gets to the country else,they take it back to the main source. Funny,right?

I accepted but, kept playing along. He sent me a number which I was meant to make use of in any case the gift gets to the country,told me they'll call to confirm and give me any other important info.

The long awaited goods arrived and I called the number he gave me. The guy that picked the call changed his voice immediately (I noticed that).


A condition was given.

It was demanded of me to pay some certain amount of money before I can get the gift. If not,I won't get the gift delivered and it would automatically be sent back to Mr Peter.

At this point,I told Mr Peter that I knew all the games he was playing,right from day one.
He blocked me immediately and barred me from calling him.





I used another number and a girl picked.
What does that tell you? They make use of the same number to defraud both gender(both male and female).
On the WhatsApp page,a girl's picture was used and on Facebook a male.

They are everywhere on social media(especially dating sites) and they target mostly African or African American women.

Men are not even left out cause they make use of beautiful female pictures (their girlfriends perhaps) to lure men in.

Those guys are smart and I couldn't help but come to the terms that anyone can actually fall victim.

I don't blame the victims at all, why? Cause this fraudsters have a very perfect high IQ.

Few months down the line I got threat msgs on WhatsApp but,I wasn't bothered cause I'm certain they can't trace me.


What I'm typing all along,ladies and gentlemen,please be careful. A scammer wouldn't want to know if that money in your acct is your last kobo.
Be contented with the little you have.

Don't let greed or get rich quick syndrome to over shadow you.

They are on every social media group. That lady or man's photo you've been salivating on might just be another money sucker on the loose.





How can this get to DHL delivery services?

Cause when this thing happened,i thought DHL was another scam entirely. Until I got to know scammers are making use of everything available.







Stay safe.

Kayberg:


You could at least, lodge a complaint.

And about the font, I mean what's its name?
Perhaps I can download and install it too.
I kinda like it…

StacyO:

Lol That was exactly the name he gave me.
Lol

ogashman:


scamming is the new job for our youths nowadays, due to lack of jobs.


a country where Facebook,twitter,
and Instagram pages are grown and sold for scamming activities, tells u a lot.


i do not hold brief for them, but the govt is not doing enough to ameliorate the poverty that pushes these people into fraud.


the bottom line is, everyone should be wary of any mouth watering offer from strangers that seems too good to be true to avoid stories that touch.

lefulefu:
still good she brought it here though.some ppl are still falling for terrible old school formats.imagine d old school format that trended in the mid 2000s where someone would send u an email telling u that u won a price of twenty thousand dollars and pls u should send an amount of 500 dollars to a certain account to claim ur price.ppl are still falling for such old format till today.

tyup:


The truth is the Fraud mentality Virus killing y'all in the South hasn't spread to the North yet and the funny thing is, it'll kill y'all without spreading to the North

My Advice is you and y'all folks should get a Life and be an Advocate against Fraud cuz ur obviously Helpless