Tuesday, November 18, 2008

The Ponzi That Won't Go Away!

Its morphs- Pointsharegold. Pointsharextreme. Compumatrix
and Networks Interactive, Inc. EONPay.

And why should it go away. It's been profitable. It is Christmas time again, Celebration time in La Union, Philippines.

Frankly, this quirkyparrot is frustrated. Why would a bull-dog of a parrot, one that sees all, be in such a not so flighty-cheeree mood? Read on. 419. 419. 419.

The very good scam artist, Henry James Banayat Gacayan, probably the greatest out of La Union, Philippines, is at it again! Just as this quirkyparrot was singing that the scammer's attempts to further cheat the already desperate, helplessly lost, members caught in his web of deceit had been checkmated, the master scammer found a way out again.
A proven way.
419 Lo! sadly, with the help of his victims!

CAN you believe it?
YES, WE CAN! The economic situation of our times have people desperate. But with all the education on the web, with all the warnings from law enforcement, with all the sorry tales of those who have been lost, how desperate can these educated? westerners? be to fall for the 419 trap out of the Philipines again.
Yes, again.
And again.

First time, it was called Fastlane. 419.
Second time, it was the buy debit cards that we'll load with your earnings scam. 419.
This time, we don't know what to call it yet. Call it the STUPID MASSES 419 scam. Maybe the EONPay/Paypal. To think that most of those willingly entering this trap are Americans, Australians, Brits and Kiwis! Supposedly the most educated of all earthlings. Shame on you people. (this quirkyparrot has half a mind to send your psx info to your local law enforcement. if that is what it will take to save you from yourselves... ho ho. ho ho. save me. . oops bad joke )

A proven scammer- "Henry James Banayat Gacayan", "CNII/Compumatrix", "compumatrix","hjshares@gmail.com", "pointsharextreme.com", "EONPay.com"- a few of the numerous names the heartless devil goes by, tells you he has $300 million for you. He tells you this is clean money. Yet he can't pay you what he "owes" you until you first pay him "service fee" to send you some of this money? Not a 419?

He tells you this "service fee" is for a third party who handles the transfer. Let's see now. Send $15 by Paypal to get $1000 in return. What? Wasn't this the same story with the Fast Lane? And you fall for it? Again?

He cannot tell you who this third party is? Always a nameless, faceless, third party.
To their credit, there are a few souls questioning this arrangement on the scam forum. Obviously, they get nowhere. Soon as they ask, the scam guards shout them down. They shut the discussion down.
We have it that the elite guard dogs mod brigade is led by 'monickers' Earthwalker (a Brit), Bjj (a Yank from OK) and surrogates.

Well, ok ok. All this quirkyparrot will do for now is alert "PayPal" to this new scam. Never mind the scammer has gone to great lengths to hide the identity of the recipient of the transfers. The energizer-bunny quirkyparrot has leads. PayPal hounds will sniff them out...
The hunt begins.

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