The Geekothon: The Hazards of Blogging: The Scam That May or May Not Be A Scam

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Tuesday, September 9, 2008

The Hazards of Blogging: The Scam That May or May Not Be A Scam

I have been following this story for quite some time now and the gist is like this:

1. Briton joins a web dating service.
2. Hooks up with a filipina.
3. Goes to the Philippines.
4. Visits the filipina, met her friends, coworkers, her boss(boss and the Briton talked about some possible business in the UK) and her family.
5. They did the dirty deed(hey that rhymes!)
6. He goes back to good old UK promising to bring her there.

This part is where it gets really dramatic:

7. She gets pregnant(unprotected sex? hardcore!!)
8. Sadly, she allegedly got an ectopic pregnancy(ecto what? its when the embryo gets implanted in one of the fallopian tubes and this is really a serious complication)
9. She gets hospitalized needed the money Briton promised to send some. Boss helped her out.
10. He got suspicious and asked a "friend" to verify the authenticity of the medical bills and images of her sutures.

The reason for the blogs:
11. Through empirical evidence he deduced that all the documents she sent were false and tampered.
12. He began to make website regarding how she scammed him and her family, her coworkers her boss are in a conspiracy to milk him of his hard earned money.

Meanwhile, in the Philippines.............
13. The boss, The filipina were shocked to be accused of such vile acts.

Now, Who's telling the truth? Hmmmmmmmmmmm......(to be continued)

Labels: internet, scams

Posted by anonymark @ 1:34 AM
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3 comments:

Posted by Unknown on February 22, 2009 at 11:54 AM:
Meanwhile, in the Philippines, a group of bloggers (led by the intrepid John Phillips Bengero - of Gay-Mops fame - look - there they are in the MyBlogLog box on the right) decided to pretend that they knew the truth, despite not even having read the story thoroughly (as the mistakes above prove)- and launched a propaganda campaign - even refusing to ask to be shown proof of the alleged operation during the making of a propaganda video with the girl concerned.
BTW - you forgot to mention the video of the scar being smudged, and the other attempted scam, and all the proven lies - OK.

Posted by anonymark on February 23, 2009 at 8:14 PM:
What can I say? I have to hand it to you Mr Cumper I tried to make that post equal to both sides of the coin. If you really read my post without the predetermined notion that we are all against you, you could have perceived my post as a mere inquiry to what really transpired. Heck I am even more biased to your cause(ask Jepoy about it). Now methinks that you are just a dickwad. I just wanted to raise awareness about the entire thing I am not against you chap. You are such a foolish old man.

Posted by Jepoy on February 24, 2009 at 9:55 PM:
Now Cumper turns to a gender bigot. Gay-mops huh? You're really asking for it. :)