How you are conned after receiving a shipment message

fired · 2023-04-06T12:51:58+00:00

They will call you (after you react to this message, positively of course) to tell you they will be going for their cargo in few days, say on Thursday, Friday etc. If they get their cargo safe, meaning you kept their "pass keys" safe, they will reward you with $1000. This is the point they sweep you away psychologically. If you believe this, just know "hio imeenda". You will start "budgeting" with this "money" and that's how they want it. It's part of the conning process, to get into your mind. They will come back on the said day around 9-10am and tell you they got the consignment and now want to say "thank you" with $1000. By this time, they already know what you do and where you are. They target HELB students mostly near the time they get these monies. So lets say you are in Kisumu, he wil say he has deposited a cheque for you at Bank of Baroda in Mombasa and it will expire in 6 hours. They know you cannot travel from where you are to Mombasa in 6 hours. And since you are desperate for this and you had "budgeted" this is the point they will now con you. They will tell you, for the money to be transferred to your account you need to pay 4550 fee for that. At this point he will have told you he is traveling to Dubai and by now he would have transferred you to the "bank manager" of Baroda. I remember when they alsmost conned me the dollar to ksh was 85, so I had done my calculations and was salivating towards a cool 85k from a "good God fearing man" from Arusha Tz!

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Start date Apr 6, 2023

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