“This whole business was one big scam to rope me in, and you never planned to keep your end of the bargain.”

“He'll come up with a clever scam to prevent the wrath of the people.”

“After establishing contact with the sincere user, the scammer requests that the relationship move from the dating site to email and Instant Messenger.”

“In February, a Minnesota scammer who phished PayPal members, pleaded guilty to wire fraud in federal court.”

“Those policies are anathema to the slot scammer, so most will not go the route of getting the okay for taking credit cards.”

“He's a thief, hustler and scamster who enjoys ripping off friends, family, waiters, and old ladies.”

“He's a thief, hustler, scamster, con man, who enjoys ripping off friends, family, waiters, old ladies, etc.”

“The ultimate result was his expulsion from the game, along with a crackdown on some of the scamsters and mobs he had described.”

“Bradford MP Gerry Sutcliffe has launched a campaign to fight crooks and scamsters who are taking advantage of the latest technology to fleece innocent people.”

“If we divide the Internet into non-interfacing units, one will be reserved for scamsters, conmen, white supremacists, pornographers, and related idiots.”

“Considering the extent to which the scammers go for these scams, all this is likely to do is drive them further underground.”

“If state laws say one thing to stop a scam, can the scammers simply move online?”

“Is it any wonder that the internet has become a happy hunting ground for fraudsters and scammers?”

“Apparently, in our attempt to do proper and legal business with them, they decided to dump their scams in our lap.”

“This is just the latest in a series of scams aimed at those trying to find work in the pub trade.”

“They can be daring, innovating in their original approach to scams, and certainly fleet of foot.”