They were trying for years to give it away but no one responded.
Maybe you should have responded to those Nigerian emails
- Thread starter StClone
- Start date
I was wondering what was taking so long for them to send it. Must have been looking for a big enough box.
Poor guy just wanted a friend and we **** all over him.
“You know what Toby, when the son of the deposed king of Nigeria emails you directly, asking for help, you help! His father ran the freaking country! Ok?”
CycloneErik
Well-Known Member
I enjoy responding to these emails. It's fun to pretend to not understand what information they want, try to get them talking about other stuff, etc. Eventually they just stop replying. 
I enjoy responding to these emails. It's fun to pretend to not understand what information they want, try to get them talking about other stuff, etc. Eventually they just stop replying.
I had a similar experience with a phone scammer last week. Said they needed to enable 5G on my phone and wanted me to provide information and an access code that they were going to text me. They gave up after about 15 minutes of me asking how to access my text messages.
I'm going to ask them if I could get an extension to the warranty on my green car.
Wow is this the truth. I can't believe how many reminders they send me to extend the warranty.
I try to get it on my 1998 with 198000 miles, and say I’m glad they called because the tranny seems a little off and that the warranty is cheaper than what the repair is.
I've stayed on that call twice to select the "dont call me again" option. That was three years ago.
Cytwins is trying to extend the warranty on his Dodge minivan...lots of miles driven while trolling.
the one further response I have gotten was oh we are only looking for 2003-2013 model years.
I started answering them and ******* with the "telemarketer" on the other end went from 3-4 calls a day to maybe that many all week.
