Mr. Joe and Dr. Poe LIVE SAFARI CONFIRMED!

And the game is afoot once more! This reminds me of the old days. Classic scammer pain indeed.

sofi, your suggestion is definitely a good option that I for sure have been thinking about. Maybe the right time to do just that is now, because Agent Phil seems to have “disappeared”. I think he has “checked out” of the scam and that he is scared. When I phone him the call goes directly on voice mail. I spoke to Dr. Poe this morning and I asked him if he was in contact with Agent Phil yesterday. He said that he had not been in touch with Agent Phil yesterday. I told Dr. Poe that a young man from a local computer store had been with a new laptop and that he had helped me to change all passwords. This young man had assured me that now it's totally safe to send and receive emails again.

Dr. Poe had today a new proposal on how I can make the payment. He asked me to make a cash-depost on a bank account that I previously have got from him. I reminded him about my leg injury, but I told him that I would consider this payment option. I think if I go to the bank at try making the cash-deposit it will show them that I am still interested in the deal – also after I lost GBP 22,000 two days ago. Of course the cash-deposit option will fail and the only alternative left would be a new Agent – and a new Safari.

When I on the Safari-day said to Agent Phil that I had made the cash-payment of GBP 22,000 to him, he said that I had not made the payment to him. I told him that I indeed had. We argued about this for a while and he became upset and afraid - and called me a liar. He told me that I was putting him in a very difficult situation.

I told him that I had made the payment to an African man. He said that this was big a lie because he was the only African man at Plymouth Yacht Haven that day and he had not received any money from me. He then told me that there is a webcam at Plymouth Yacht Haven and he suggested that both of us went to the office to watch the webcam recording for the period, he had been in the area. He wanted to prove his innocence.

Well, of course we didn’t go to the office and he is now back in Wolverhampton. What he does not know is that I have recordings of him while he was at Plymouth Yacht Haven. What if I now tell Dr. Poe and Mr. Joe that I have been to the office of Plymouth Yacht Haven and I have got some very interesting video-recordings of the man, that I made the payment to (showing a video-recording of Agent Phil of course)? I have Agent Phil’s email address, so of course I would put him on cc

That sounds diabolical. Try it and see what happens!

Dr. Pou will have an wonderful weekend, I suppose. LOL!

13:00 - as the readers on this forum could predict, it didn't go very well for me to make the cash-deposit at Santander Bank. I (Mr. John) have just sent Dr. Pou this e-mail with the bad news: 

Dear Dr. Pou,

As I am writing you this email I am very upset and irritated.

I took a taxi to the branch of Santander Bank here in Plymouth early this morning. A young lady was serving me at the bank. When I told her that I wanted to make a cash deposit of £22,000 on the account you gave me, she asked me if it was my account. I told her that it was not. She then told me that due to some money laundering regulations they could not make such a cash-deposit. She also told me that in order for me to make a payment on that account I had to be a customer with them. I then asked her to open an account under my name. She then gave me a paper that showed the requirements that Santander Bank has for accepting a new customer.

They basically want a lot of information about me personally and about my finances. I became slightly angry with the lady and said something to her that I regretted when I was back in the taxi. I therefore went back into the bank to apologize.

Now I am back on my boat. I feel very tired, my leg is hurting and frankly I don't know how we can complete this transaction. Everything is much more complicated that I had expected. I will try to sleep for a few hours now, then I will give you a call.

Best regards,

Mr. John

Well Done! Excellent work!