- Jan 22, 2008
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A "lottery winner" in Ohio writes to me.
First, he gives me a follow and explains that he's giving $5,000 to 1,000 followers. I think, cool. I ask if he sends BTC, and the guy tells me to give him his address.
Okay, I think $20,000 will solve all my problems.
He starts pasting screenshots of conversations with others, like when he sent PayPal and BTC to people for $5,000.
The conversations tell me to first send 50 euros to a charity in the UK and... the charity's email address in Gmail. The problem is, that email doesn't even exist on Google.
The guy tells me to buy a gift card, no matter what kind. So, sick kids want Steam codes or a discount for a sex shop? Because he gave me some website with codes. xD
I told it's a scam. I can send up to $1,000 to charity if he sends the $1,000 first. He blocked me, along with insults xD
Well, I finally told him he can now buy a new Twitter and Gmail account; I reported the previous one by phone call
I am sure he is BHW user xD

First, he gives me a follow and explains that he's giving $5,000 to 1,000 followers. I think, cool. I ask if he sends BTC, and the guy tells me to give him his address.
Okay, I think $20,000 will solve all my problems.
He starts pasting screenshots of conversations with others, like when he sent PayPal and BTC to people for $5,000.
The conversations tell me to first send 50 euros to a charity in the UK and... the charity's email address in Gmail. The problem is, that email doesn't even exist on Google.
The guy tells me to buy a gift card, no matter what kind. So, sick kids want Steam codes or a discount for a sex shop? Because he gave me some website with codes. xD
I told it's a scam. I can send up to $1,000 to charity if he sends the $1,000 first. He blocked me, along with insults xD
Well, I finally told him he can now buy a new Twitter and Gmail account; I reported the previous one by phone call
I am sure he is BHW user xD
