I need a virus for fraudster/scamster

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DaveB replied

3 March 2009, 11:20
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

That's right, vigilante justice is legal "if they deserve it".

And according to Harriet the court of public opinion holds a higher jurisdiction than the court of law
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d000hg replied

3 March 2009, 11:05
That's right, vigilante justice is legal "if they deserve it".
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PharmaContractor replied

3 March 2009, 10:48
Surely it's not a 'misuse' sending some low-life crim some irritant little virus?

How many of these scum ever get caught??
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voodooflux replied

3 March 2009, 10:35
I would advise just walking away, rather than falling foul of the Computer Misuse Act.
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PharmaContractor started a topic I need a virus for fraudster/scamster

3 March 2009, 10:29
I need a virus for fraudster/scamster

Hi,

Some chap in Nigeria has tried to defraud me of a few $$$$. Is selling an Apple Mac on gumtree. Was located in the same city as me, then suddenly moved when I told him I could collect it in person. Of course he prefers cash up-front and then I can wait for the Mac to arrive....yeah right.

I've played email ping-pong for a couple of days now, but feel I should email this fraudulent relationship. Now rather than baiting this chap for another 2 months, I'd like to 'punish' him...

...so was thinking of sending him an email attachment with a virus that would give him some PC probs (along the lines of "Please find my payment details in the attached document").

So just need to get hold of a virus - can anyone help me? I usually delate the buggers when I discover them. And now I need one!

Or if you have a brighter idea for revenge, please divulge!

Thanks,

PC
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