Somebody should offer this guy a job. I'm not dealing in an english-language market, but I'd bet he could make more money (for him and his employer) selling some product then scamming. He's bright enough, with social skills and decent english. And he's not shy to talk to strangers.
Didn't you read? He's already "selling" "products" to his "clients"!
Seriously, I'm impressed at the extensive amount of self-bullshitting that can go on in the head of a scammer to allow them to maintain some sort of self-esteem.
Did you ever play a "free" mp3? It's exactly the same kind of bullshit. From a wiring standpoint, at least. In his culture the "clients" are about as abstract and rich as RIAA is for you and me.
