TED: This is what happens when you reply to spam email | James Veitch

James Veitch humorously recounts his interactions with a scammer named Solomon Odonkoh, who proposes a gold shipment business. James engages with Solomon using a playful code, leading to amusing exchanges. He reflects on the experience, highlighting the importance of wasting scammers' time to protect others.

What was the initial proposal from Solomon Odonkoh in the spam email?

• A real estate investment

• A gold shipping deal

• A stock market opportunity

• A cryptocurrency exchange

How did the narrator respond to Solomon's initial offer of 25 kgs of gold?

• He ignored the email

• He suggested shipping at least a metric ton

• He asked for a smaller quantity

• He accepted the offer immediately

What humorous code name did the narrator ask Solomon to use for 'Lawyer'?

• Peanut M&Ms

• Gummy Bear

• Jelly Beans

• Cream Egg

What did the narrator recommend using when engaging with scammers?

• A work email address

• A friend's email address

• A pseudonymous email address

• A personal email address

Who did the narrator receive another scam email from, claiming to be related to a famous person?

• Michelle Obama

• Winnie Mandela

• Queen Elizabeth

• Angela Merkel

What was the supposed reason for Winnie Mandela needing to transfer money?

• A charity donation

• A business investment

• Her husband's health condition

• A political campaign

How did the narrator humorously respond to Winnie's request for compliance?

• By ignoring the email

• By sending a legal document

• By using song lyrics

• By quoting a famous speech