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The fraudsters understand the rules of the game and sees themselves as heroes, not criminals, unless ill luck catches up with them. Even then, they won't agree that they did anything wrong. Decius: Never fear that: that unicorns may be betray'd with trees, And bears with glasses, elephants with holes, lions with toils and men with flatterers. But when I tell him he hates flatterers, He says he does, being then most flattered. Let
me work; for I can give his humour the true bent, Casius: "Nay we will all of us be there to fetch him." William Shakespeare-Julius Caesar
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Introducing Stanley E. Asia Stanley E. Asia was born in Uromi Edo State Nigeria, where he attended his primary and post primary education before he proceeded to Lautech, Oyo State to earn his degree. Trained as an engineer, his hobbies are reading writing, teaching and adventuring. Asia was the initiator of the People's Diary Project - Volume 1, a publication, which features the biographies of eminent indigenes contributing to communities' development. He is a highly optimist man, and believes:
What does he like and hate?
This Author is already working on another novel, and hopes to write more tales from reality.
Read This Book And Protect Yourself From Scammers No one is immune or off limits to scammers. They prey on everyone from potitical figures to the lowest blue collar workers. They have a multitude of scams to choose from and they create more every day. This is their profession, their job. They do it every day just like most people go to work. They feel no guilt, no regret. They have spread out and located to most all influential countries. The men and women who make up this criminal network are highly educated, intelligent, influencial people. They will back up their claims with authenic looking documents that have been skillfully forged. Protect yourself, read the book! |
October 2005 This book was Inspired by the "Advanced Fee Scam." Otherwise known as the 419 scam after the Nigerian law code. Reviews You know what fascinated me about this book? It was the unbelievable greed of these individuals. Not just the greed of the scammers, but of the "victims" as well. I've always wondered what motivated the victim to actually fall for one of these scams. I've seen plenty of scams, or as we call it--Flimflams, on the job (as a police officer) and it was always beyond my comprehension of how these victims were taken in the first place. Now I know. All in all, the book gives some dark insight into how these people operate and how they actually can get away with the crimes. Fraud is considered a victimless crime because usually credit card companies or banks end up taking the hit, but in reality, everyone pays. Maybe this book will make the reader beware and we can end this so called victimless crime. Rosanna Filippello
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He spreads money, people's money
If you walk around the street expecting to find a scammer; you'll never find one until the scammer makes a fool of you, then you'll know they exist. The novel is entitled "The Scam Traders," chosen for the business it portrays. It is commonly believed that the advance fee fraud, also known as the 419 scam after the Nigeria criminal code, originated in West Africa during the 1970's. This illegal activity has spread to other parts of the world in spite of warnings from various government agencies. Within these pages you will learn how the advance fee fraud is executed based on both the testimony of victims and perpetuators. It exposes the cunning of the perpetuators and the greed of the victims. The scene for the game isn't a place for truth but for dupe. The rule of the game is characterized by, love, hope, fear and faith. The Scam Traders allows you to dine and dance with scammers in their own empire, the world of scam. The story is fiction. Any resemblance to actual names and places, are purely coincidental.
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This novel explains how the advance fee fraud is executed based on both the testimonies of victims and perpetuators. It exposes the cunning of the perpetuators and the greed of the victims. The advance fee fraud is believed to have originated in West Africa during the 1970s, otherwise called the 419 scam after the Nigeria criminal code. It has spread throughout other parts of the world in spite of warnings by various security agents. 'There are hours when crime pays, when stolen waters are sweet, and punishment although lame will come.'
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