Back to the articleSilly fellow... #
Posted Friday 7th December 2007 15:27 GMT
He could have ripped - er, I mean EARNED millions off the public legally if he had set up a legitmate lottery, like Camelot.
Lebanese lottery scam suspect cuffed in Cyprus
Extradition #
Posted Friday 7th December 2007 18:49 GMT
Just a minor thought - Where do you extradite him too?
The crime is world wide internet scam - time to set up a world court perhaps LOL.
he shoulda taken lessons... #
Posted Friday 7th December 2007 19:50 GMT
from one of the greatest scammers, Arafat-guy made millions uncounted by victimizing his own people.
Failing that, follow the example of the 419'ers and get lots of government protection...
Ali Mahomed #
Posted Saturday 8th December 2007 21:31 GMT
Shoudn't he be flogged for bringing the prophet's name into disrepute!
@ ALAN #
Posted Monday 10th December 2007 09:42 GMT
Camelot ripping off? at 0.005 pence in the pound? what about the shop getting 0.05 in the pound? or the Government who get a massive 0.12 pence in the pound!!!! That's 12pence out of every pound - you do the math!!
sorry got to be 'anyoldmouse'
OMG #
Posted Monday 10th December 2007 13:52 GMT
They've arrested him? Who's going to sign my winnings cheque now?
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