On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 08:18:52 -0600, you wrote:

>First, let me just say that I find the thread about
>dealing with client issues to be a fascinating and
>extremely valuable conversation.
>
>That said, to the main topic:  I got the Nigerian
>bank scam for the first time ever yesterday.  I
>naturally drafted up a brief response, making
>myself sound both paranoid and like an ideal mark
>all at once.  Now, however, I'm afraid I'm at a
>loss as to how to continue.  Does anyone have
>any ideas as to how I can string this kneebiter
>along for a while?
>
>Or, better still, to whom I can report this and
>hopefully see some action taken?

=46orget anyone taking any action, but by all means entertain yourself by=
 stringing the idiot along -
many have done this, sometimes with hilarious results - there are several=
 websites.=20
Alternatively, once you have confirmed that their mail address is =
correct, mail-bomb them with a few
thousand messages - at least this will waste some of their time.=20

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