Great idea! I would rather waste my time thinking up ways to get him than working on his pretend wedding!
OR ... I wonder what would happen if I asked him for a $1,000 retainer so I can put down deposits for flowers, etc.
Then when he gives me his credit card info and asks me to put $5,000 on it and send the extra $4,000 to the "logistics" company that is arranging the airfare for the 50 guests from Africa I could just agree to do it and then NOT do it.
I would then have his email address and the (I presume) stolen credit card numbers so that some authority or other could try to trace him?
I was thinking also that if he doesn't reply back at all I could email him and say that I would like to send a donation to the World Health Organization program he is working on in Iran, give him some phony Mastercard info and then ask him to send the extra to my daughter-in-law's father who lives in Tehran (this is true) and give him Mr. Banysadr's address. Then he would know I was on to him which I would certainly enjoy.
What do you think?
Sandra
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